Mash: in the Rostov region, the gunner of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, who had been hiding in the Russian Federation for seven years, was detained

In the Rostov region, a gunner of the Armed Forces of Ukraine (APU) was detained, who fled the Donetsk People’s Republic (DPR) seven years ago and posed as a homeless man. According to the post Mash57-year-old Alexander was detained recently after disorderly conduct, and then the police discovered his dark past.

The man, having drunk too much, began to provoke riots in the village of Repair near Rostov. He was arrested and taken to the police station. It turned out there that in 2016 Alexander lived in the Donetsk region and actively cooperated with the Armed Forces of Ukraine, passing information about the location of military facilities of the DPR army to his controlling persons and helping to direct and correct strikes.

When he was discovered, he fled to Russia, pretending to be homeless, and for the last seven years he led a hidden life, earning a living in temporary jobs without official employment.

It was also noted that earlier in the Kherson region, a group of rangers, who were gunners of the Security Service of Ukraine (SBU), was detained. According to the detainees themselves, they collected and transmitted data on the movement of the Russian military at the direction of the Kyiv special services.