A military court sentenced a man in Belgrade to 21 years in prison for possession of explosives and passing information to Ukraine about the editorial offices of the media in Moscow. Alexander Chabotrev was found guilty of treason, the Public Relations Center of the FSB (PRC) reported on Tuesday. According to the intelligence service, Chabotreb, on the orders of his treasurers, in the Belgorod region "caught and placed explosive devices, explosives and weapons in hiding places." He also conducted surveillance and passed information on editorial offices of Russian television and radio companies located in Moscow; This data was then designed to be used for attacks on media representatives.

A military court sentenced a man in Belgrade to 21 years in prison for possession of explosives and passing information to Ukraine about the editorial offices of the media in Moscow. Alexander Chabotrev was found guilty of treason, the Public Relations Center of the FSB (PRC) reported on Tuesday. According to the intelligence service, Chabotreb, on the orders of his treasurers, in the Belgorod region "caught and placed explosive devices, explosives and weapons in hiding places." He also conducted surveillance and passed information on editorial offices of Russian television and radio companies located in Moscow; This data was then designed to be used for attacks on media representatives.