Key Points
- Two Russian citizens were detained as Ukrainian agents
- The detainees are accused of planning terrorist acts
- Another Russian citizen was detained for producing drones
By the Numbers
2 Russian citizens4 3D printers22 drones200 parts and accessories
Two Russian citizens were detained in Sevastopol, Russia, for allegedly working for Ukraine's GUR intelligence agency. They are accused of gathering information about Russia's military units in Crimea and planning terrorist acts. Another Russian citizen was also detained for allegedly producing drones in the interests of Ukraine.
One of the detainees had four 3D printers and 22 drones seized, as well as over 200 parts and accessories. This incident has further increased tensions between Russia and Ukraine.
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- Who were detained in Russia?
- Two Russian citizens working for Ukraine's GUR intelligence agency
- Why were the detainees arrested?
- For planning terrorist acts and gathering information about Russia's military units in Crimea
- What was seized from the detainees?
- Four 3D printers, 22 drones, and over 200 parts and accessories
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