Ukrainian Intelligence
Coverage of Ukrainian Intelligence in the Nexus archive.
- How a Ukrainian Bank Worker Came to Face Life in a Russian Prison
Russia accuses Artem Murdid of being a killer who supposedly planted bombs in Melitopol, his Ukrainian city, after Russian troops captured it. Russia further claims that Murdid followed orders from Ukrainian intelligence to commit these acts. However, Murdid denies any wrongdoing.
- Russian businesses erase Durov-linked products after 'terrorist' designation
Russian businesses are removing products linked to Durov following a designation of him as a terrorist by Russian authorities. The FSB charged Durov with aiding terrorism by failing to remove channels and bots used by Ukrainian intelligence and extremist groups, and seeks to place him on an international wanted list.
- Russia accuses Telegram founder of aiding terrorism, seeks international arrest
Russia is seeking to place Telegram founder Pavel Durov on an international wanted list, accusing him of enabling Ukrainian intelligence to use the app for organizing terrorist attacks and espionage within Russia.
- Kyiv Arrests Returned POW for Torturing Fellow Prisoners
A Ukrainian soldier returned from Russian captivity in March 2025 has been arrested for collaborating with Russian prison staff and torturing fellow Ukrainian POWs, leading to at least one death. The case includes witness statements from June 2022 accusing him of torture.
- Russia Drafting 5 War Expansion Scenarios in North, Plans 100,000-Troop Mobilization – Zelensky
Russia is preparing 5 scenarios for military expansion into northern Ukraine and planning to mobilize up to 100,000 additional troops, according to President Zelensky. Ukrainian intelligence is monitoring potential offensive directions along the Chernihiv-Kyiv axis, with Ukraine preparing defensive responses and planning increased long-range drone strikes against Russian positions.
- Putin's 'starving' troops have resorted to cannibalism with one malnourished soldier caught trying to eat victim's leg, Ukrainian intelligence claims
Ukrainian intelligence claims Russian troops under Putin have resorted to cannibalism due to severe malnutrition, with one soldier allegedly attempting to eat a victim's leg. The report highlights extreme conditions and potential war crimes in the ongoing conflict.
- Putin's 'starving' troops have resorted to cannibalism with one malnourished soldier caught trying to eat victim's leg, Ukrainian intelligence claims
Ukrainian intelligence claims Russian troops under Putin have resorted to cannibalism due to starvation, citing an incident where a malnourished soldier attempted to eat a victim's leg. The allegations highlight severe humanitarian and military conditions in the conflict zone.