British-trained commando apprehended in botched Ukrainian sabotage op – Moscow

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A Ukrainian special operations trooper who was captured in a botched infiltration attempt has provided intelligence on British involvement in Kiev’s commando activity, Russia’s Federal Security Service (FSB) claimed on Thursday.

The Ukrainian combatant was identified in the statement as Evgeny Gorin, age 38. He and his fellow commandos from the 73rd Naval Special Purpose Center of the Ukrainian Special Operations Forces were intercepted by Russian troops when they tried to land at the Tendra Spit, a long sandbar in the Black Sea in Kherson Region.

During his interviews, Gorin confirmed that he had received special training in sabotage at Bulford Camp, England. He also confirmed that British military advisers had developed operation plans for an attack on a gas rig in the Black Sea.