He said that many North Koreans received training on Russian military equipment even though he himself didn't. The soldier also claimed he didn't know who he would be fighting against.
Ukraine's security service exposes FSB spy network led by Kyiv Metro engineer recruited in 2015, coordinating missile strikes through family members and transport workers.
Once focused on domestic security, Ukraine's SBU has transformed into a sophisticated force that regularly eliminates high-value targets deep within Russian territory
Ukrainian deserters turned Russian agents used forged volunteer credentials to gather intelligence on air defense positions while searching for potential F-16 bases, revealing Moscow's urgent hunt for Western aircraft.
The male suspect used food aid delivery routes to gather and transmit sensitive military information about Ukrainian defense positions to an identified Russian intelligence officer.
Meanwhile, military experts at the Warsaw Security Forum warn of a potential Russian confrontation within 3-8 years, prompting European nations to implement unprecedented defense measures
Law enforcers detained a recently mobilized 45-year-old soldier in Kharkiv for suspected collaboration with Russian military intelligence, providing target coordinates for air strikes, and planning to flee to Russia to join enemy forces.
SBU arrested five officials from a Kyiv-based oil research institute for collaborating with Russia, who allegedly provided project documentation and remote support to restore Russian oil refineries, damaged by Ukrainian drones.
Ukraine's Security Service has acquired new Grey Widow kamikaze drones, capable of 120 km/h speeds and 52 km range. These domestically-produced, highly maneuverable drones showcase how Ukraine bolsters its defense capabilities with home-grown technology.
The Security Service of Ukraine (SBU) claims to have arrested a senior energy official who allegedly demanded bribes for transferring critical mining equipment from war-torn Donetsk to western Ukraine.
As of 13:50, a Russian missile strike on Kyiv's Okhmatdyt children's hospital killed two workers and injured seven, including two children, with SBU investigating the attack as a war crime after recovering Kh-101 missile fragments.
A local woman from Cherkasy was handed a life sentence for providing precise coordinates of military targets to Russian special services (FSB), leading to deadly missile strikes in the oblast, while she also justified Russia's invasion of Ukraine and glorified Russian forces, particularly the "Wagner" group, according to the Cherkasy Oblast Prosecutor's Office.
The Security Service of Ukraine (SBU) detained several individuals plotting to seize the Verkhovna Rada (Ukrainian Parliament) in Kyiv, aiming to remove the current military-political leadership of Ukraine.
In a disturbing trend, Russian special services are exploiting social media to recruit Ukrainian teenagers for subversive activities, promising them generous rewards for setting fire to military vehicles. The subversive act is punishable by up to 15 years in prison
SBU says its counterintelligence prevented Russian GRU-planned terror attacks in Kyiv on 9 May, arresting saboteur agents planting disguised explosives.