Russia says it has detained Ukrainian saboteurs in Crimea


MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia's Federal Security Service said on Thursday it had detained a group of saboteurs who it said were planning to attack military sites and vital infrastructure in Crimea.

The FSB said it had confiscated explosive devices and weapons from the group, which it said was made up of intelligence agents from the Ukrainian defence ministry.

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