With the beginning of the full-scale invasion, the woman supported russia's aggression against Ukraine.

However, she did not wait for the arrival of the "liberators". Realizing the successes of the Ukrainian military at the front, she decided to leave for Poland.

A 43-year-old native woman of Nikopol was riding a regular bus through the Krakivets border crossing point. During the inspection of her social networks, operatives found a number of posts testifying to her pro-russian views and support for russia's armed aggression. In particular, the woman actively spread appeals to support the leadership of russia and the military, who "liberate the peaceful population from the Nazis."

The law enforcement officers collected a sufficient evidence base and informed the perpetrator about the suspicion of committing a crime.

According to the decision of the Halytskyi District Court of Lviv, a preventive measure in the form of detention was chosen for the person involved in the criminal proceedings.

Measures to stop illegal activities were taken by the operatives of the Lviv border detachment together with SSU officers in Lviv region under the procedural guidance of the Lviv region prosecutor's office.