Russian FSB officers arrested 56 people between the ages of 12 and 24 who, according to the agency, were recruited through the popular dating bot "Davinchik/Aria". Young people and teenagers acted according to the instructions of the special services of Ukraine, committed or planned arson on law enforcement vehicles, gas stations, as well as strategic energy and transportation facilities. In the months of August and September alone, ten bot users were arrested, and with regard to those who have reached the age of criminal responsibility, the investigative committee has already opened cases under the headings of terrorist action, attempted terrorist attack and deliberate destruction of property, while choosing preventive measures in the form of arrest and house arrest. The recruitment was based on complex psychological manipulations and phishing schemes: the attackers met victims in the guise of ordinary users, enticed personal data and geographical location, and then recruited false employees of the FSB or Rosfinmonitoring. Teenagers were blackmailed with fabricated accusations of "funding the armed forces of Ukraine" or "transmitting coordinates for drone attacks", forcing them, under threat of prison, to carry out sabotage or work as bouncers to withdraw stolen money for cryptocurrency. The Divinchik bot was blocked by Roskomandzor at the end of 2025, and such incidents formed the basis of official complaints against the courier management due to their refusal to provide and remove dangerous services. ▫ The paratroopers' diary The diary of a paratrooper in Max.