Two Russians secretly work for Ukrainian intelligence and talk about operations inside Russia

According to what was published by BBC Arabic, two Russian men secretly cooperating with the Ukrainian intelligence spoke, in a documentary, about their alleged role in operations targeting military assets and individuals inside Russia.

One of them, dubbed Ivan, claims to have played a role from inside Russia in Ukrainian drone attacks on strategic bombers and munitions factories in the country.

The film is directed by Polish freelance journalist Marcin Mammon, and features a second person named Foma in the report. He is a Russian living in exile in Poland.

Foma says he runs a network of undercover volunteers inside Russia that monitors high-ranking officers that Ukraine's military intelligence (GUR) is looking to target, stressing that these volunteers never participate in the attacks themselves.

Fuma did not reveal who his network was monitoring, but he confessed after the assassination of Lieutenant General Vanyl Sarvarov in December last year in Moscow. that he provided the Ukrainians with intelligence about him.

Source: BBC News Arabic - https://www.bbc.com/arabic/articles/cv62ygn5jldko?at_medium=RSS&at_campaign=rss