RUMUNJSKI državljanin osuđen je na 15 godina zatvora u ruskoj kaznenoj koloniji maksimalne sigurnosti nakon što je optužen za špijunažu za Ukrajinu, pri čemu je navodno pomogao Kijevu u identifikaciji lokacije osjetljivih sustava protuzračne obrane, priopćila je ruska sigurnosna služba FSB.
U objavi stoji da je muškarac, David-Adrian Kercho, u kolovozu 2024. podijelio lokaciju protuzračne obrane u Sočiju na jugu Rusije s ukrajinskom obavještajnom agencijom.
FSB: Priznao je krivnju
"Zauzvrat je ukrajinski voditelj operacije rumunjskom državljaninu obećao pomoć pri sigurnom napuštanju Rusije i pridruživanju ukrajinskoj oružanoj skupini, koja je zabranjena na ruskom teritoriju, a sudjeluje u neprijateljstvima protiv naše zemlje", stoji u objavi FSB-a.
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Ruska obavještajna služba objavila je snimku Kerchova uhićenja u, kako se čini, jednom parku, a na njoj je vidljivo da ga dva agenta bacaju na tlo. Reuters nije uspio iz neovisnih izvora utvrditi kako se Kercho izjasnio po pitanju optužbe, no FSB tvrdi da je priznao krivnju.
Kercho, koji je prema podacima FSB-a rođen 2002., prikazan je kako, odjeven u trenirku, sluša presudu na svom suđenju u staklenom kavezu sudnice u južnom ruskom Krasnodarskom kraju.
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tportalIndependentCenter2 days agoA Romanian citizen was sentenced to 15 years in a maximum-security Russian penal colony for espionage against Ukraine. According to the Russian Federal Security Service (FSB), the man, David-Adrian Kercho, shared the location of sensitive air defense systems in Sochi with Ukrainian intelligence in August 2024. In exchange, the Ukrainian operation leader reportedly promised assistance in safely leaving Russia and joining a banned Ukrainian armed group operating against Russia. The FSB published footage of Kercho's arrest in what appears to be a park, showing two agents throwing him to the floor
Bias read (Center): The article reports on a legal case involving international espionage without taking a stance on the geopolitical implications or the validity of the charges. It presents information provided by the FSB and notes the lack of independent verification.
Official sources cited
- government Russian Federal Security Service (FSB)
Index.hrIndependentCenter2 days agoA Romanian citizen, David-Adrian Kercho, was sentenced to 15 years in a maximum-security Russian penal colony for espionage against Ukraine. According to the Russian security service FSB, Kercho shared the location of sensitive air defense systems in Sochi with Ukrainian intelligence in August 2024. The FSB claims he admitted guilt and was promised assistance by a Ukrainian operation leader to safely leave Russia and join a banned Ukrainian armed group fighting against Russia. Kercho, born in 2002, appeared in court dressed in tracksuit pants during his sentencing in the southern Russian Krasn
Bias read (Center): The article reports on a legal case involving espionage without taking a stance on the geopolitical conflict between Russia and Ukraine. It presents information from the FSB without overtly biased language or selective sourcing.
Official sources cited
- government Russian Federal Security Service (FSB)
Novi listIndependentCenter2 days agoA Romanian citizen, David-Adrian Kercho, was sentenced to 15 years in a maximum-security Russian prison for espionage on behalf of Ukraine. According to the Russian Federal Security Service (FSB), Kercho shared the location of sensitive air defense systems in Sochi with Ukrainian intelligence in August 2024. In exchange, he was promised assistance in safely leaving Russia and joining a banned Ukrainian military group involved in hostilities against Russia. The FSB released footage of his arrest in what appears to be a park, showing two agents restraining him. Reuters could not confirm Kercho's
Bias read (Center): The article presents the facts as reported by the FSB without overtly biased language or selective sourcing. It includes details from the FSB's statement and mentions Reuters' inability to verify Kercho's response independently, indicating an attempt at neutrality.
Official sources cited
- government Russian Federal Security Service (FSB)
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