Crimean woman detained over spying for Ukraine

The FSB detained a Crimean resident for filming air defense objects for the Ukrainian General Staff.

Consensus

A resident of Crimea was detained by the FSB on suspicion of state treason.
The individual is accused of collecting and transmitting information about military installations to Ukrainian intelligence.
The case involves the filming or photographing of air defense systems in Crimea.
The FSB reported that the suspect contacted Ukrainian intelligence via the internet.
A criminal case was opened under Article 275 of the Russian Criminal Code (state treason).
The suspect was placed under arrest by court order.

The suspect is a man from the Soviet district of Crimea who photographed military movements and supply routes and sent the data via a messaging app to a foreign state representative. — vesti
The suspect is a 1969-born man from Sevastopol who allegedly provided information about the location of military equipment and units of the Black Sea Fleet. — interfax
No details provided in the source text. — kommersant
The suspect is a woman from Crimea who was detained for filming air defense systems for Ukrainian military intelligence. — tg_tass_agency
The suspect is a woman born in 1963 from the village of Chernomorskoe who photographed and filmed air defense systems and sent the data to the Main Intelligence Directorate (GUR) of Ukraine's Ministry of Defense. — vedomosti
The suspect is a woman born in 1983 from the village of Chernomorskoe, who contacted a Ukrainian intelligence officer via the internet and filmed air defense systems for use in planning attacks by Ukrainian forces. — vm