The Moscow region case involving a Ukrainian Security Service (SBU) officer has entered a new phase with an indictment announced by the Russian Prosecutor General7s Office. The charges include espionage and planning a terrorist act. The development has been reported through official channels and is now part of the formal judicial record.
Officials said the indictment in the criminal matter against the officer was approved and that the materials have been sent to the 2nd Western Regional Military Court for consideration on the merits. The notification stresses that the case is advancing through the standard legal process, with all required procedural steps observed in accordance with the law.
According to authorities, the 46-year-old SBU officer is accused of engaging in espionage activities and receiving training aimed at enabling sabotage. He is also alleged to have participated in a terrorist organization and faces a range of charges, including two counts of sabotage, creating a plan for a terrorist attack, training for terrorist activities, and illegal manufacture of explosive devices.
Earlier, the Investigative Committee of Russia placed the individual on federal and international wanted lists. Reports indicate that the supervisor or handler connected to the operation has been identified as a Ukrainian citizen. The suspect has been added to arrest dossiers on both international and domestic fronts as part of the ongoing inquiry.
Context from nearby cases shows references to the person criminal history during adolescence, with charges dating back to earlier years. The current case centers on allegations tied to espionage and planned violence, with officials outlining the severity of the offenses and the potential threat to public safety. The ongoing process highlights the procedural integrity of the investigation and the determination to pursue accountability through the established judicial channels, with a focus on maintaining public order and legal transparency across jurisdictions.