A paramedic in the Odessa region, who adjusted enemy missile and drone attacks, will face trial.
As reported by the Odessa regional prosecutor's office and the Security Service of Ukraine on January 8, a 39-year-old emergency medical paramedic deliberately sided with the enemy, hoping to secure a position in the occupation administration following the capture of Odessa by Russian troops.
He is charged with treason under martial law, which carries a potential life sentence.
According to the investigation, the man, while on duty with the ambulance in the coastal area, gathered intelligence on the locations of Ukrainian military personnel, maritime security vessels, and air defense facilities in the Izmail district. Additionally, he monitored ships in the local port, documenting the cargo they were transporting.
The collected information was marked on Google Maps and sent to a curator from the FSB.
The medic has been detained, and he will now stand trial. For treason under martial law, he faces the maximum penalty—life imprisonment with confiscation of property.
Politeka also wrote about the Security Service of Ukraine halting the activities of five pro-Kremlin internet agitators who were spreading anti-Ukrainian narratives in various regions of the country.
This was reported by the SBU. As a result of operational activities, three of them were arrested, while two others have already received actual prison sentences.