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Ukraine spy chief arrests FSB ‘rat’ in his own ranks
Ukraine’s state intelligence service has detained one of its own most senior officers on suspicion of spying for Moscow in an arrest operation led by the SBU chief himself.
The suspect, identified as Dmitry Kozyura, the head of the SBU’s counter intelligence, was arrested on Wednesday morning after a months-long entrapment operation.
Catching the alleged high-level spy included feeding misinformation that the suspect then relayed back to his handlers in Russia’s Federal Security Service, or FSB, the post-Soviet incarnation of the KGB.
The SBU has carried out a lengthy operation to snare a spy in its ranks
“The SBU exposed a top FSB ‘rat’ in its ranks!” the agency announced in a Telegram post on Wednesday morning, immediately following the arrest. “The traitor was personally detained this morning by the head of the SBU, Vasyl Malyuk. As it turned out,
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