In Crimea, two railway workers were detained on suspicion of espionage for Ukraine, according to reports from "ATESH."
In Simferopol, Russian occupiers detained two employees of the Crimean Railway, accusing them of collaborating with Ukrainian Defense Forces. This was reported by the partisan movement "ATEŞ," as conveyed by UNN.
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According to the information, during the detention, the men were brutally beaten and are currently being held in detention center No. 2.
The repressions are carried out under the guidance of FSB representatives. The detainees are accused of passing information to Ukrainian military forces; however, such cases typically end with the release of those detained due to a lack of evidence.
These detentions have taken on a systemic nature, especially towards the end of the year when security forces report to their superiors. The demonstrative arrests are intended to create the illusion of a "fight against espionage" and justify the repressive actions of the occupying administration.