Russian security authorities have arrested two people on suspicion of spying for Ukraine, according to Russian media reports published on Saturday. The detentions were said to have been carried out by the Federal Security Service, or FSB.
Reports indicated the two suspects were apprehended in a Russian region identified as Ryazan. Officials have not publicly provided extensive details in the brief accounts carried by local media, and the allegations have not been independently verified in the available reporting.
The case adds to the broader stream of security-related arrests and espionage claims reported in Russia since the start of the war in Ukraine. Such cases are often presented by Russian authorities as part of efforts to counter intelligence gathering and sabotage linked to Kyiv.
For now, only limited information has been released about the two individuals, the evidence cited by investigators, or any potential charges that may follow. Further details are likely to depend on future statements from the FSB or Russian courts.
