The two Chinese nationals, a 24-year-old former student and his father, were arrested in Kiev while trying to illegally obtain information about the R-360 Neptune anti-ship cruise missile. The SBU said the son was unmasked as a spy and arrested in flagrante delicto. The secret documents targeted a missile system that helped destroy the Russian cruiser 'Moskva' in 2022. The two face up to 15 years in prison, and China has not condemned the Russian invasion but pleads for an end to the conflict.
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Ucraina anunță că a prins doi spioni chinezi în timp ce primeau documente secrete despre racheta cu care a fost scufundat crucițătorul Moskva
Serviciul de Securitate al Ucrainei a reținut doi spioni chinezi care încercau să obțină documente secrete despre rachetele ucrainene Neptun
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