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CIA-trained Ukrainian spy arrested in RussiaLt. Col. Yuriy Ivanchenko allegedly offered his services to the FSB with the aim of becoming a false informant.
By Ed Adamczyk Follow @adamczyk_ed Contact the Author | March 31, 2016 at 9:42 AM
MOSCOW, March 31 (UPI) -- A Ukrainian counterintelligence officer who attempted to infiltrate Russia's Federal Security Bureau will be deported, the agency said Thursday.
The FSB noted in a statement that intelligence agencies, including the United States' CIA, are working with the Ukrainian Security Forces (SBU) in Kiev, Ukraine, and that the SBU's Lt. Col. Yuriy Ivanchenko, called "a top-tier employee" of the SBU, was sent to Russia to become a false informant for the FSB.
Ivanchenko's plan, it said, was to supply an FSB employee with false information, and then arrest him. "At some point, the SBU and CIA had planned to seize the FSB officer while obtaining information from Ivanchenko," the statement said, adding that Ivanchenko was trained by the CIA.
Ivanchenko illegally entered Russia on a pretext of visiting relatives, and was arrested March 26 on suspicion of treason. Ukrainian law prohibits its special security forces from leaving Ukraine.
The FSB detained Ivanchenko before any intelligence was compromised, it said. He will be deported to Ukraine and banned from entering Russia.
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TRANSLATED from Russian
According to the FSB, Colonel Ivanchenko, an employee of the Central Intelligence apparatus of the SBU.
Ivanchenko was arrested on March 26 at the territory of Russia.
For information about the detention of its employee confirmed chairman of the SBU Basil Hrycak.
Ivanchenko, arrived in Russia under the pretext of visiting a relative, according to the FSB. At the same time leaving the territory of the Russian employees of Ukrainian special services prohibited, stressed the Russian Ministry.
FSB reported that before arriving in Ivanchenko Russian employees of the Russian authorities have received information that he was prepared to the SBU, as well as the CIA to participate in Operation "on Substituting the recruitment of the FSB." [LOL ... Russians have an insider?]
Ivanchenko, according to the agency, the FSB had to offer their services for the extraction of sensitive information.
Meanwhile, the head of the SBU Basil Hrycak said that access to state secrets of Ukraine to the Federal Security Service detained an employee of the SBU was closed early as mid-2014.
According to him, the detainee wrote a report to emigrate to Russia, but the SBU was not agreed. Then he went to Russia alone. [Comment: oh, yeah, sure he did. LOL Man up, Ukraine. It's Ukraine's Keystone intelligence services ... hahhhaahhaaaa]
The FSB claimed that Gritsak actions did not cause damage to the security Russia, so he will be deported to Ukraine. Entry into the territory of Russia will be closed to him.
Ivanchenko, according to the Russian side, the FSB has offered its services in 2014.
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COMMENT
Deported? That's not much of a consequence for attempting to infiltrate the Russian Federation.
Why not a prison sentence or something?
Is Russia going soft?
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