Brilliant moment Russian ‘female Bond’ with codename ‘007’ is captured while feeding secrets to Putin’s goons

 

A Russian spy with the code name "007" has been captured while passing on secrets to Vlad's forces in Ukraine.

And Ukrainian intelligence detained the woman, dubbed the "Russian Bond", in the southern Zaporizhia region.

She had pretended to be a volunteer helping out in the country but was instead employed in Vlad's private services at the start of the war in Ukraine.

The Kremlin tasked the woman, from the Bologev district of Zaporizhia, with determining the deployment of Ukrainian military units.

Received the call sign "007" by its Russian "curator",

They also sent her instructions regarding reconnaissance and sabotage activities in the area.

Using her cover as a local volunteer, she traveled throughout the Russian-occupied territories, using her personal connections to gather background data on resistance fighters.

It also established contacts with Ukrainian forces in order to better determine the location and movement of the various units.

When I located them, I planned to transmit the coordinates of their locations to the Russian army through an anonymous channel specially created on the Telegram messaging application.

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She was reportedly caught by Ukrainian special agents in time and arrested.

She was charged with high treason under martial law and was detained by the Zaporizhzhya Region Prosecutor's Office.

It comes amid reports that Ukraine has handed over "delivery cards" to Russian soldiers containing secret codes with advice on how to return home alive.

The cards contain a message in Russian for Vlad's invading forces, as well as a QR code on the back with links to more information on how soldiers can surrender to Ukraine.

Images of cards supposedly distributed by Ukraine were widely shared among Russian forces on social media.

One side of the card is blue and yellow for the Ukrainian flag.

The title reads: "Your ticket to a peaceful life."

Below, written in Russian: “Show this card to a Ukrainian soldier -

It will save your life and help you go home.”

Amid the apparent Russian collapse in southern and eastern Ukraine, Putin's forces abandoned Melitopol, in another city to fall.

The mayor of the city before the occupation Ivan Fedorov wrote on Telegram that columns of military equipment were reported at a checkpoint in Chunhar,

A village that delineates the boundary between Crimea and the Ukrainian mainland.