The SBU detained in the Dnieper a hole -up Kiva, who "hunted" in aircraft position (photo)

The detainees, as noted by law enforcement officers, turned out to be one of the topsoratists of the expert-colaboratory assistant Elijah Kiva. After a full-scale invasion of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation, the suspect remained in the Dnieper and carried out underworks in favor of the aggressor country. According to the SBU, an associate of Elijah Kiva conveyed information about the location of the Ukrainian army units and the coordinates of critical infrastructure.

In addition, as stated in the presents, the detainee tried to establish the geolocation of air defense units in the Dnieper. "A collaborator was a local businessman in the field of IT, who in 2014 met Kiva.

Subsequently, at the proposal of the People's Deputy, the entrepreneur headed one of the city public associations, controlled , which he received during the hidden observation of objects, " - continued in the SBU and added that the information obtained by the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation was used to carry out rocket strikes on the Dnieper. Elijah Kiva topsorat was suspected under Part 2 of Art. 111 of the Criminal Code - "State betrayal".

The court also chose the man in the form of detention. The Dnipropetrovsk Regional Prosecutor's Office states that the suspect transmitted secret information through the Telegram messenger and reported to his curators about the consequences of missile strokes on the Dnieper. During the investigative actions, security officers found mobile phones and computer equipment with evidence of illegal activity.

Power agencies do not specify the name of the detainee, however, according to the publication "Ukrainian Truth", it is about local entrepreneur Konstantin Malakhov. According to information from open sources, the suspect was headed by the Dniprovsky branch of the organization "All -Ukrainian Union of ATO Veterans". It should be noted that earlier the SBU reported on the liquidation of gangs in Kiev, which was headed by former MP Ilya Kiva.