Aksyonov warned about the consequences of cooperating with the enemy

Cooperation with the enemy ends in prison at best. This was announced on July 8 by the head of Crimea Sergey Aksyonov, commenting on the detention of two agents of the Ukrainian special services in the republic.

Aksyonov noted that those who commit crimes for the sake of money should remember the consequences of their actions.

"FSB officers have detained two traitors. <...> I thank the security officers for their effective work. Cooperation with the enemy always ends badly — at best in prison," he wrote on the Maks messenger.

Earlier that day, two Ukrainian agents were detained in Crimea, who carried out surveillance of Russian military personnel and air defense systems in favor of Kiev. It was noted that the Russians voluntarily contacted employees of the Ukrainian special services.