The FSB reported the recruitment through "Daivnchik" and the detention of 56 Russians from 12 to 24 years for "Arison and rope", the FSB announced the large-scale recruitment of Russian teenagers for "terrorist attacks and rope" through the "Daivnchik" in Telegram. According to the agency, since July 2025, in various regions of Russia, it has arrested 56 users of the service between the ages of 12 and 24, who are involved in "satisfaction and terrorism" activities. "Only in August-September 2026 in Moscow, St. Petersburg and the Leningrad region, Nizhny Novgorod, Omsk, Ryazan and Sverdlovsk arrested eight minors (aged 14 to 17 years) and two adult citizens of Russia (19 and 24 years), who planned or carried out the instructions of the Ukrainian special services to shoot at vehicles, gas stations, energy and infrastructure," he said. According to the FSB, the attackers got to know the users through a chatbot, and then, under the guise of FSB and Rosfinmonitoring employees, convinced them to spy under the threat of criminal prosecution.

The FSB reported the recruitment through "Daivnchik" and the detention of 56 Russians from 12 to 24 years for "Arison and rope", the FSB announced the large-scale recruitment of Russian teenagers for "terrorist attacks and rope" through the "Daivnchik" in Telegram. According to the agency, since July 2025, in various regions of Russia, it has arrested 56 users of the service between the ages of 12 and 24, who are involved in "satisfaction and terrorism" activities. "Only in August-September 2026 in Moscow, St. Petersburg and the Leningrad region, Nizhny Novgorod, Omsk, Ryazan and Sverdlovsk arrested eight minors (aged 14 to 17 years) and two adult citizens of Russia (19 and 24 years), who planned or carried out the instructions of the Ukrainian special services to shoot at vehicles, gas stations, energy and infrastructure," he said. According to the FSB, the attackers got to know the users through a chatbot, and then, under the guise of FSB and Rosfinmonitoring employees, convinced them to spy under the threat of criminal prosecution.