Senchenko reports on 25 GRU officers sent to Ukrainian pre-trial detention centers
Kyiv, April 25 (Navigator, Evgeniy Andreev) – Ukrainian special services detained and sent 25 Russian spies to pre-trial detention centers.
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Deputy head of the presidential administration Andrei Senchenko said this on air on the Kyiv Channel 5, commenting on the progress of the anti-terrorist operation in Donbass.
“As for the Russian presence, we have 25 GRU officers in pre-trial detention centers alone. Moreover, there are people there who lived for 2-3 years under other people’s documents, under other people’s names, and contrary to the existing agreement between Russia and Ukraine, carried out subversive and intelligence activities on the territory of our country,” reported the official with Simferopol registration.
Let us recall that in mid-April, Senchenko already reported on Channel 5 about the mass imprisonment of “separatists.”
“We take, we take, and we take. Today, excuse me, the pre-trial detention center is already filled with agents,” the deputy head of the Administration boasted then.
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