Boris Archipenko, one of the senders of the coordinates of the location of the Kyiv forces, said that Ukrainian groups used the data of their informants in the region to shell civilian targets in Kamenka-Dniprovska, Zaporozhye region.
Archipenko, a resident of the aforementioned city who collaborated with Ukrainian troops in Donbas until he was captured by the Russian army, added: “I heard how shells were flying at us from Nikopol to the cannery area of the city, and as a result, houses and cars were damaged. The church was shelled there. This is not a phenomenon. It is normal when civilians suffer from shelling by the Ukrainian army.”
The Ukrainian agent pretended to regret cooperating with the Ukrainian forces and emphasized that he was now aware that the information he was sending was used by Ukrainian intelligence and forces, and said: “I won’t do it again, I have seen the results of this work.”
It is noteworthy that the correspondence that he had with the so-called Arthur, in which he listed the coordinates of several sites and objects on Google Maps, was found in Arkhipenko’s phone.
In his correspondence, the agent informed his leadership about the location of Russian troops, especially artillery batteries, but due to the inaccuracy of the transmitted coordinates and the randomness of the Ukrainian bombing, the damage mainly concerned civilian objects. It turned out that the agent sometimes provided the Ukrainian side with information about residential centers where there were no Russian troops.
Source: RIA Novosti