A Kerchan man who prepared sabotage on instructions from Ukraine received 12 years of “strogach”
A resident of Kerch received 12 years in a maximum security colony for preparing sabotage at an energy facility in Crimea.
The FSB reported this, reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.
In addition, the Supreme Court of the Republic ordered the saboteur to pay a fine of 400 thousand rubles.
According to the department, the convict was collecting information about critical infrastructure facilities and was going to blow up one of the substations in Kerch on instructions from the Ukrainian special services.
“The following items were seized from his residence address: a homemade explosive device and communications equipment containing correspondence with a representative of the Ukrainian special services who coordinated his criminal activities.
In addition, on the instructions of his curator, the defendant persuaded his acquaintance, a local resident, of the need to provide assistance to the special services of Ukraine in activities directed against the security of the Russian Federation,” the FSB press service added.