SBU detains suspected FSB agent accused of directing Russian strikes on Kyiv
Ukraine’s SBU and police detained a serviceman suspected of working for Russian intelligence and gathering information to help direct Russian strikes on Kyiv in September, the SBU said on Oct. 5.
Dmitry Morozov, a democratic socialist activist from Udmurtia, was recently jailed for two months on drug possession charges, according to a court in Izhevsk. The prosecutor alleges that Morozov had 0.38 grams of mephedrone, a drug, and also claims he is involved with a Ukrainian armed group. Morozov had attempted to organize a protest against election fraud in the State Duma elections.
His application to hold the rally was rejected by the city authorities. Consequently, Morozov, along with other activists, sued Izhevsk City Hall and appealed to the presidential administration, requesting the city authorities to reconsider his application. However, Morozov was detained on October 2 and was not allowed access to a lawyer for over 24 hours.
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