The Ukrainian Security Service says that it has arrested seven Russian nationals who it says have been plotting attacks in Ukraine, ABC News reported.
Two of the seven men claim to work for Russian intelligence but offered no documentation to back up this claim, ABC News quoted Ukraine’s intelligence agency, which is also known as the SBU, as saying on Wednesday.
The arrests come days before Ukrainians vote in the presidential election runoff.
Following news of the arrests, there was some confusion after Radio Free Europe on Wednesday interviewed someone it thought was one of the arrested men.
However, it appears that Timur Dzortov, who is an official in the North Caucasus region of Ingushetia, is just a namesake of the person from Ingushetia who was arrested in Ukraine. Both men have also served as deputy chiefs of the regional leaders administration.
The SBU was not immediately available for comment.
This story has been corrected to say that the man arrested by the Ukrainian Security Service has a different patronymic compared to the man interviewed by Radio Free Europe, the US news network added.
A patronymic is a persons fathers name which is used in Russia as a middle name.
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