A German court has convicted a Ukrainian national, Yevhen Bezchasnyi, for spying for Russia and aiding in the preparation of sabotage acts. The court in Stuttgart sentenced Bezchasnyi to one year and three months in prison, though he is expected to be released due to time already served in pre-trial detention. The plot, which involved sending GPS trackers to Ukraine, was reportedly directed by a Russian state entity and aimed to disrupt transportation and infrastructure. AI
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