In Transcarpathia, a 22-year-old man was convicted of trying to set fire to a strategic facility of Ukrzaliznytsia by order.. For sabotage under martial law, he was sentenced to eight years in prison with confiscation of property. The regional prosecutor's office announced this on Thursday, October 9.. " Grushovo, Tyachevsky district in sabotage, committed by prior conspiracy by a group of persons under martial law and a completed attempt at deliberate damage to property by arson (h. 2 tbsp. 28, h. 2 tbsp. 113, h. 2 tbsp. 28, h. 2 tbsp. 15.00. 2 tbsp. 194 of the Criminal Code of Ukraine). The young man was sentenced to 8 years in prison with confiscation of property,” the statement says.. The convict collaborated against his own country, trying to earn “easy money”. He agreed to the proposal to set fire to several strategic sites in the region. The payment was to be made after providing them with photo or video evidence of the crime committed.. The first object was the premises of one of the courier delivery services. A young man poured gasoline and set fire to part of the building. After filming everything on his phone and reporting on the completion of the task, the guy disappeared, and the fire at the facility went out on his own. He never received any money for his work.. Next, around 1 a.m., the suspect set fire to a facility that supplies and regulates power at a local railroad crossing.. Despite the arson, the equipment remained fully functional. Law enforcement officers detained the young man the day after the crime. Earlier, the SBU detained three FSB agents who were collecting data on the positions of the Ukrainian Armed Forces in the Donetsk region. The enemy planned to use their “reports” to break through the defenses in the Kramatorsk direction. And the day before it became known about the detention of six FSB agents who were preparing terrorist attacks against military personnel of the Defense Forces. News from Telegram and WhatsApp. Subscribe to our channels https://t. me/korrespondentnet and WhatsApp Author: 1.