Russia's female bond has been captured by Ukraine's Security Service. Spy with codename 007 was detained in Zaporizhzhia. At that time of arrest, she was passing secrets to Russian forces.
The woman claimed herself to be an aid volunteer in the southern part of Zaporizhzhia. But was found attempting to pass secrets to occupying forces. She was deployed in Ukraine at the start of the invasion in February.
Female Bond Was Deployed in Pologiv District
She was deployed in the Pologiv district and was monitoring the deployment of the Ukrainian Armed Forces in the region. The woman dubbed as Russia's female bond was given the call sign "007". She used to receive instructions from her Russian curator to carry out reconnaissance and subversive activities.
Woman Pretended To Be Local Volunteer
She pretended to be a local volunteer and traveled close to the territories occupied by the Russians. The woman also gathered information about Ukrainian fighters by using her personal connections in the region.
Woman Had Established Contacts With Ukrainian Forces
She also established contacts with Ukrainian forces in order to better establish the location and movement of different units. When she had located them, she planned to transfer the coordinates of their locations to the Russian army through a specially-created anonymous channel on the Telegram messaging app, according to The Sun.
Woman Has Been Charged With High Treason
But the Ukrainian forces caught her in time and arrested her. The woman has been charged with high treason. Currently, she's in custody in the Zaporizhzhia Region Prosecutor's Office.
It came as Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky promised "victory" on a visit to the strategic city of Izyum which was recently recaptured from Russia by Kyiv's army in a lightning counteroffensive, according to The Moscow Times.
"Our blue-yellow flag is already flying in deoccupied Izyum. And it will be so in every Ukrainian city and village. We are moving in only one direction — forward and towards victory," said Zelensky.
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