The Office of the Prosecutor General, together with the Security Service of Ukraine, uncovered the agency infiltration of Russian special services into the National Anti-Corruption Bureau of Ukraine as a result of comprehensive measures.

In Kyiv, an employee of the Central Office of NABU was detained for spying for the FSB and working in the most elite closed unit "D-2".

According to the investigation, the curator of the NABU employee was Dmytro Ivantsov – the deputy head of security for V. Yanukovych, who in February 2014 helped the fleeing president move to Russia, while he himself remained in the annexed Crimea, where he was recruited by the FSB.

The mentioned employee collected and transmitted founding data of Ukrainian law enforcement officers and other citizens to the enemy's special services. He extracted personal information from a closed database of law enforcement agencies in Ukraine.

At least 60 episodes of information transfer with restricted access to the curator have been documented. For each such transfer, he received money to his bank card.

After thorough documentation of the NABU employee's crimes, he was detained by the employees of the Office of the Prosecutor General and the Security Service of Ukraine. His phone and computer equipment, which he used for contacts with the curator, were seized.

The NABU employee has been notified of suspicion under two articles of the Criminal Code of Ukraine: under part 1 of article 111 (treason) and part 3 of article 362 (unauthorized actions with information processed in electronic computing machines (computers), automated systems, computer networks, or stored on carriers of such information, committed by a person who has the right to access it).

It should be noted that the leadership of NABU was informed about the possible risks regarding their employee. However, no response measures were taken, and after that, the suspect attempted to destroy evidence of his illegal activities.