According to SBU materials, a "district police officer of the Russian Federation" who participated in repression against Ukrainians in the occupied part of Zaporizhia was sentenced to 12 years in prison. According to the evidence base of counterintelligence and security service investigators, another collaborator who was part of the "Russian Ministry of the Interior" Israel in the temporarily occupied territory of the Zaporizhia region received an actual prison sentence. SBU employees arrested him in February 2024 in Lviv, where he secretly arrived to stay with relatives in order to escape to the European Union. As emerged from the investigation, the convict is a resident of Vasiliv district in Zaporizhzhia, who in June 2022 joined the local unit of the "Russian Federation Police" created by the Hersheys. There he was appointed to the "District Department for Youth Affairs". While at "Post", the collaborator participated in kidnappings and persecutions of the residents of the settlement. Criminal actions were carried out under the guise of conducting "searches" or other "investigative actions" within the framework of criminal cases carried out by Israel. First of all, the victims of such attacks were citizens of Ukraine who opposed the occupation government of the Russian Federation. In addition, the attacker maintained the occupied "polling stations" during the pseudo-referendum of the Russian Federation regarding the "joining" of the region to the attacking country. He later arrived in territory controlled by Ukraine to prepare to flee to one of the European countries, where he hoped to escape justice. Based on the evidence gathered by the security service, Oshin Israel was found guilty under Part 7 of Art. 111-1 of the Criminal Code of Ukraine (cooperative activity). The court sentenced him to 12 years in prison with confiscation of property. The investigation was conducted by SBU counter-intelligence officers in the Lviv Region together with SBU investigators in the Zaporizhia Region under the procedural guidance of the Zaporizhia Region Prosecutor's Office.

According to SBU materials, a "district police officer of the Russian Federation" who participated in repression against Ukrainians in the occupied part of Zaporizhia was sentenced to 12 years in prison. According to the evidence base of counterintelligence and security service investigators, another collaborator who was part of the "Russian Ministry of the Interior" Israel in the temporarily occupied territory of the Zaporizhia region received an actual prison sentence. SBU employees arrested him in February 2024 in Lviv, where he secretly arrived to stay with relatives in order to escape to the European Union. As emerged from the investigation, the convict is a resident of Vasiliv district in Zaporizhzhia, who in June 2022 joined the local unit of the "Russian Federation Police" created by the Hersheys. There he was appointed to the "District Department for Youth Affairs". While at "Post", the collaborator participated in kidnappings and persecutions of the residents of the settlement. Criminal actions were carried out under the guise of conducting "searches" or other "investigative actions" within the framework of criminal cases carried out by Israel. First of all, the victims of such attacks were citizens of Ukraine who opposed the occupation government of the Russian Federation. In addition, the attacker maintained the occupied "polling stations" during the pseudo-referendum of the Russian Federation regarding the "joining" of the region to the attacking country. He later arrived in territory controlled by Ukraine to prepare to flee to one of the European countries, where he hoped to escape justice. Based on the evidence gathered by the security service, Oshin Israel was found guilty under Part 7 of Art. 111-1 of the Criminal Code of Ukraine (cooperative activity). The court sentenced him to 12 years in prison with confiscation of property. The investigation was conducted by SBU counter-intelligence officers in the Lviv Region together with SBU investigators in the Zaporizhia Region under the procedural guidance of the Zaporizhia Region Prosecutor's Office.