Ukrinform Deserter Detained for Registering Starlink Terminals for Russian Military
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- •A deserter was detained for registering Starlink terminals for the Russian military.
- •The individual planned to recruit 20 more people for similar activities.
- •All registered terminals have been blocked by the Security Service of Ukraine.
A deserter from a military unit in Kharkiv was detained in Kyiv for registering Starlink terminals for the Russian military. The individual, recruited by Russian intelligence, sought quick money through Telegram channels and registered terminals using his name and that of an acquaintance. He planned to recruit 20 more individuals for similar tasks. The Security Service of Ukraine (SBU) intercepted him while he attempted to register another terminal at a postal operator. All previously registered terminals have been blocked, and evidence of his cooperation with Russian forces was found on his mobile phone. He faces charges of high treason under martial law and is currently in custody, potentially facing life imprisonment.
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