The FSB of the Russian Federation detained a man at the border with Azerbaijan who was transporting secret documents to Ukraine

A man working for the Security Service of Ukraine (SBU) was detained at the border with Azerbaijan in Dagestan, he was carrying secret documents stolen from an employee of the Russian military-industrial complex (MIC) to smuggle them to Ukraine.

As Oxu.Az reports, this was announced by the Public Relations Center of the Federal Security Service (FSB) of Russia.

"The FSB of the Russian Federation detained a foreign citizen Rufullaev Yadulla Ramiz oglu, born in 1989, who was recruited by the SBU, at the Russian-Azerbaijani border at the 'Yarag-Kazmalyar' automobile checkpoint in the Republic of Dagestan. He was carrying out an operation to export classified materials from Russia that were obtained as a result of an attack on one of the secret carriers of the Russian military-industrial complex," the statement says.

It is emphasized that the detainee gave confessional testimony that on the instructions of his brother living in Ukraine - Rufullaev Sabukhi Ramiz oglu, born in 1981, who is an SBU agent - he retrieved documents and a mobile phone from a hiding place in the Kurgan region for their subsequent transfer to Ukraine.

A criminal case has been initiated under the article on providing assistance to the enemy in activities knowingly directed against the security of the Russian Federation, which provides for punishment of up to 15 years of imprisonment.

Operational search activities and investigative actions are being carried out to identify all persons involved in the organization and commission of these crimes, as well as to search for the clients.