The SBU military counterintelligence has detained a native of Luhansk Oblast in Dnipro, who is suspected of systematically verifying Starlink terminals for the enemy army. According to the Ukrainian special service, the man verified over 1,000 such terminals on behalf of the enemy.
The SBU military counterintelligence has detained a native of Luhansk Oblast in Dnipro, who is suspected of systematically verifying Starlink terminals for the enemy army. According to the Ukrainian special service, the man verified over 1,000 such terminals on behalf of the enemy.
According to the SBU press service, the suspect began cooperating with the enemy through Telegram channels.
First, in exchange for money from Russian curators, he registered Starlink in his own name, and then began verifying satellite equipment for fake individuals.
According to the investigation, he used postal operators' offices for this purpose.
SBU officers detained an enemy accomplice at his place of residence, and during a search, a smartphone containing evidence of cooperation with enemy special services was seized from him.
In addition, the SBU blocked all Starlink stations registered by the man, who now faces 12 years in prison for aiding an aggressor state.
As dev.ua wrote, the Security Service of Ukraine recently detained three enemy agents in Kirovohrad, Mykolaiv, and Zhytomyr regions who were trying to illegally connect Starlink terminals for the occupiers.
