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SBU: Russian-led militants, agents receive 8-13 years in prison.

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Security Service of Ukraine (SBU) spokesperson Artem Dekhtyarenko said that two Kremlin-led militants from Luhansk Oblast were captured in March and the court sentenced them to eight and 10 years, respectively. In Rivne Oblast, a Russian spy was sentenced to 13 years in prison for collecting intelligence on the deployment of Ukrainian troops and equipment.

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