Summary
A former British soldier, Ross David Cutmore, has been accused of spying for Russia by passing on military information about Ukrainian troops. Ukrainian authorities claim Cutmore worked with Russia's FSB intelligence service for money and provided details like location coordinates and training information.
Key Facts
- Ross David Cutmore is a former British soldier accused of spying for Russia.
- Ukraine's SBU security service detained him and claimed he worked with Russia's FSB.
- Cutmore allegedly offered his services to Russia online.
- Prosecutors say he passed military information in exchange for money.
- He is accused of providing coordinates, photos, and personnel details in May 2025.
- Russian agents allegedly gave him instructions for making an explosive and information about a gun.
- He could face up to 12 years in prison if found guilty.
- Cutmore started helping train Ukrainian troops in early 2024.
