The Prosecutor's Office continues its systematic activity to expose, document, investigate, and prosecute individuals who betrayed the state and aided the enemy in the ongoing war against Ukraine. Appearing for the prosecution, prosecutors consistently ensure that traitors are brought to justice - regardless of their status, profession, or past achievements. In particular, only recently, in "high-profile criminal proceedings" under Article 111 of the Criminal Code of Ukraine, the following were sentenced to 15 years in prison:

A lawyer-spy from Kyiv.

He provided the russian intelligence services with the information on locations, types, numbers, and movements of units and equipment of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, as well as information about strategic facilities in the capital. He acted on his own initiative and expected to receive material benefits or a leadership position in the russian government in the future.

Public agitator from Kyiv.

In addition to posting propaganda posts according to the russian method on social networks, he sent letters to the email addresses of russian media outlets with the location of personnel of the Security and Defense Forces of Ukraine in the city of Kyiv for further missile strikes by the russian armed forces.

Traitor in favor of the russian general staff.

The man systematically provided the russian general staff with information regarding the locations of units, equipment, and personnel of the Ukrainian Defense Forces in the territory of the city of Toretsk, as well as the results of missile strikes on Ukrainian servicemen.

A former official of the State Space Agency of Ukraine.

He transmitted to the enemy data about strategic defense sector enterprises, their military production capacities, and possible negative consequences for defense capability, the Armed Forces of Ukraine, and other military formations in the event of missiles hitting the specified objects.

Former law enforcement officer from Luhansk.

Convicted, he held senior positions in the so-called "ministry of internal affairs of the LPR" for years and contributed to repressions against the pro-Ukrainian population. The proceedings were considered in absentia.

The pre-trial investigation has been completed and a number of indictments have been referred for consideration on the merits regarding:

Two ex-law enforcement officers who worked for the federal security service.

One of whom, while in an operational position, transmitted restricted information that could be used to the detriment of Ukraine's defense capabilities.

And another, after betraying his oath, took a position in the law enforcement agencies created in the temporarily occupied territories. He also recruited an informant from the Dnipropetrovsk region, who passed on the coordinates of defense industry facilities. This led to a missile strike.

The Prosecutor General's Office emphasizes: treason in wartime is one of the most serious crimes that has no statute of limitations. Anyone who collaborates with the enemy will definitely receive a fair punishment.