Kirilo Budanov explained that Ukrainian intelligence services resort to unconventional methods, including the use of prostitutes, to obtain valuable information from powerful men in moments of relaxation. He emphasized that in the context of modern warfare, intelligence is not only obtained through advanced technology, but also through human interaction. Budanov noted that a significant percentage of Ukrainian military spies are women, who use various identities to accomplish their missions. The Russian FSB has issued warnings about increased Ukrainian espionage activities in Russia.
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