SBU Arrests Two Suspected FSB Agents for Registering 76 Starlink Terminals

On July 24, 2026, the Security Service of Ukraine (SBU) arrested two individuals in Kyiv suspected of being Russian agents. They allegedly registered 76 Starlink satellite terminals for the Federal Security Service (FSB) to facilitate missile and drone strikes against Ukraine. The suspects, unemployed residents, were recruited via Telegram channels and used forged Ukrainian passports to activate the terminals. They also collaborated with a postal worker to bypass verification protocols. Evidence, including mobile phones, was seized during the arrests. The suspects face charges of high treason under martial law, with potential life imprisonment. This incident highlights ongoing Russian attempts to exploit satellite technology for military purposes.

Key Points: • Two suspected FSB agents arrested for registering 76 Starlink terminals in Kyiv. • The terminals were intended for coordinating Russian missile and drone strikes against Ukraine. • Suspects face life imprisonment for high treason under martial law.