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Russian man claims he supplied reconnaissance videos to Ukraine

An unnamed Russian man says he worked for Ukraine and played a role in drone attacks inside Russia, according to a BBC World Service documentary. The programme includes reconnaissance footage he claims to have shared.

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An unnamed Russian man has claimed he worked for Ukraine and helped support drone attacks inside Russia by providing reconnaissance videos, according to a BBC World Service documentary.

The man says he played a role in attacks carried out by drones on his home soil. The material includes videos presented as reconnaissance footage, which he claims were shared as part of his activities for Ukraine.

The available details do not identify the man or specify when or where the alleged operations took place. No further information is provided about the targets, the extent of his involvement or whether the claims have been independently verified.

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The documentary focuses on the activities of an alleged Russian saboteur and includes his account of how he operated on behalf of Ukraine. His testimony forms the basis of the report, but the supplied material does not include a response from Russian or Ukrainian authorities.

The latest known information is contained in the documentary, which presents the man’s claims and the reconnaissance videos connected to them. Further details about the alleged attacks or any official investigation are not provided.

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