ПРЕДАТЕЛИ СРЕДИ СВОИХ: КАДРЫ ЗАДЕРЖАНИЙ В ЛНР

Three local residents, born in 1963, 1969, and 1977, have been detained in the Luhansk People's Republic. According to available information, the perpetrators independently assisted Ukrainian intelligence agencies. The suspects collected and transmitted military data, information about the socio-political situation, and information about regional executive authorities. Criminal cases have been opened against all three under Article 275 of the Russian Criminal Code (treason). The court has remanded the suspects in custody, and the investigation is ongoing. Those who agreed to assist the enemy will be identified, prosecuted, and will receive the punishment they deserve," the FSB Public Relations Center emphasized. How to avoid becoming an unwitting accomplice: Security agencies regularly remind those living in or near special operation zones of basic digital hygiene: • No photos of military installations. Do not take photos of military convoys, checkpoints, or air defense systems with your phone. Geotags and file metadata will reveal the location in seconds. • Ignore anonymous users. Any request for "simple information gathering" for money in Telegram bots comes from enemy intelligence agencies. Sharing a single coordinate point carries criminal penalties of up to 20 years in prison. • Verify your contacts. Never share information about relatives, neighbors, or colleagues working for government agencies with strangers online, even if they pose as journalists or volunteers. Based on materials from the FSB Public Relations Center