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Court sentenced former SBU antiterror chief Dmytro Kozura to life for ... Court sentenced former SBU antiterror chief Dmytro Kozura to life for spying for Russia Thursday, 25 June 2026, 20:55 SBU A high-ranking former SBU officer received a harsh sentence after a years-long internal investigation, raising questions about internal security and wartime vetting procedures. According to BBC . The former head of the Anti-Terror Center of the Security Service of Ukraine (SBU), Dmytro Kozyura, received a life sentence for spying for Russia. The decision was issued by Kyiv’s Shevchenkivskyi District Court, reported by the Security Service of Ukraine. According to investigators, he held the rank of colonel and became one of the highest-ranking SBU officials to face criminal liability in the wake of the large-scale invasion. According to case materials, his arrest occurred in February 2025 during a special operation code-named “Rat,” which encompassed espionage activity within the ranks of the Ukrainian security service. The traitor carried out FSB tasks to collect and transmit information on the deployment and movement of Russian armed groups – SBU Key episodes of the case and consequences…

SBU colonel sentenced to life imprisonment for transferring secret data ... SBU colonel sentenced to life imprisonment for transferring secret data to Russian special services - Kravchenko Kyiv • UNN June 25 2026, 03:42 PM • 4714 views Former head of the SBU Anti-Terrorist Center Staff Dmytro Kozyura found guilty of high treason. He transferred defense data and information about critical infrastructure facilities to Russian special services. An SBU colonel has been sentenced to life imprisonment for high treason under martial law and for transferring classified information to Russian intelligence services. According to the investigation, he had been passing data to Russia for a long time regarding defense, the aftermath of missile strikes, and critical infrastructure facilities, particularly after the start of the full-scale invasion. This was reported by Prosecutor General Ruslan Kravchenko, writes UNN . The former head of the Staff of the Anti-Terrorist Center under the SBU, Dmytro Kozyura, has been found guilty of high treason under martial law. The colonel, a career SBU officer, had access to state secrets and was responsible for coordinating counter-terrorism efforts. In Marc…

Former SBU counter-terrorism chief sentenced to life in prison for ... War Former SBU counter-terrorism chief sentenced to life in prison for passing state secrets to Russia June 25, 2026 10:05 pm • 2 min read Prefer on Google by Abbey Fenbert Dmytro Koziura, former head of the anti-terrorist center of the Security Service of Ukraine, is seen at a court session on Feb. 13, 2025 in Kyiv, Ukraine. (Yan Dobronosov/Global Images Ukraine via Getty Images) Colonel Dmytro Koziura, former head of the Security Service of Ukraine's (SBU) counter-terrorism department, has been convicted of treason and sentenced to life in prison, Ukraine's Prosecutor General Ruslan Kravchenko reported on June 25. Koziura reportedly passed secret information to Russia's Federal Security Service (FSB), including details about critical infrastructure and the consequences of Russian missile strikes against Kyiv. "In exchange for a monetary reward, (Koziura) undertook to collect and pass on defense information, including data constituting a state secret, to Russian special services," Kravchenko said . Koziura was recruited by the FSB in Vienna in 2018, Kravchenko said, and has been "in constant contact with his R…

Former SBU counter-terrorism chief sentenced to life in prison for passing state secrets to Russia Colonel Dmytro Koziura was convicted of treason for passing confidential information to Russia's Federal Security Service (FSB), including details about critical infrastructure and the consequences of Russian missile strikes on Kyiv.

Ukraine sentences former counter-terrorism chief to life for treason ... World Ukraine sentences former counter-terrorism chief to life for treason A Kyiv court sentenced former SBU counter-terrorism chief Dmytro Kozyura to life for treason after prosecutors said he fed the FSB classified wartime secrets. Joe Burgett June 26, 2026 at 7:10 AM ET 2 min read Ukraine sentences former counter-terrorism chief to life for treason A Kyiv court sentenced former Security Service of Ukraine counter-terrorism official Dmytro Kozyura to life in prison on June 25 for high treason under martial law, after prosecutors said he agreed to share state secrets and systematically passed classified material to Russia. Prosecutor General Ruslan Kravchenko said the case exposed the seriousness of Russia’s wartime infiltration efforts inside Ukraine’s security system. Kozyura had been the head of the SBU Anti-Terrorist Center staff, a post that gave him access to some of the most sensitive information in the country’s security apparatus. Prosecutors said he forwarded secret information to the Federal Security Service, including details about critical infrastructure in Kyiv, the consequences of Russian miss…

Former SBU anti-terror chief jailed for life The Shevchenkivskyi District Court in Kyiv has sentenced Col. Dmytro Kozyura , the former head of the Security Service of Ukraine’s (SBU) Anti-Terrorist Center, to life in prison, the SBU said on June 25. The man was arrested in February 2025 after a special operation codenamed "Rat," the SBU said. According to court documents, he was recruited by Russia’s FSB in 2018 in Vienna. He remained dormant for a period before Russian handlers reestablished contact in late December 2024 and tasked him with collecting and passing information about Ukraine’s intelligence on the movement of Russian forces. Ad Russian handlers also sought classified details on the equipment of Ukraine’s security and defense forces, the condition of critical infrastructure sites, the effects of strikes on Ukrainian cities, personal data on senior military and political leaders, and other intelligence. Enumerating Kozyura’s crimes, the SBU said it used him in a counterintelligence operation, feeding large volumes of disinformation to Moscow. The SBU said investigators quickly identified a hidden communications channel to the foreign service organized through an interm…