Russians were sentenced to 6 years in prison for the transfer of information to activists

Ukrainka, born in Russia, transmitted information to activists and helped prepare for a terrorist attack. For this, she was sentenced to 6 years in prison.

This is what reports "the judicial reporter".

The decision on the imprisonment of women was approved by the Khmelnytsky City Court. There is evidence that the native of Khmelnitsky had to find the place of residence of the Ukrainian soldier of the 8 specialized regiments with the dislocation in his own city. She was entrusted to a citizen of the Russian Federation

" and was also in charge of establishing contacts with the army of 19 missile teams whose dislocation had taken place in Khmelnitsky, 8 regiments with a dislocation in the Khmelnitsky and Shepetovsky repair facilities At the end of February 2017, a woman tried to recruit a Ukrainian soldier by showing her correspondence with a representative of the Russian Federation, but she was refused ", – notes the publication.

It is known that she began correspondence with a citizen of the Russian Federation, military training and served in the airborne defense ministry took part in the Russian Federation enterprises in Chechnya and in Crimea. A Russian has been in the occupied territory of the Luhansk and Donetsk oblasts since 2014.

On March 2, 2017, a woman of her own initiative informed the Russians of the transfer of four military cargo aircraft in the south-east of the country, then agreed to participate in the terrorist attack against the Ukrainian army. Thus, the convict was planning to receive and store an explosion at his home.

Thus, according to all the crimes, the court imposed a final sentence of 6 years of imprisonment.

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