Ukrainska Pravda reported the information, citing sources in the SBU.The SBU stated that Ross David Cutmore arrived in Ukraine as a military instructor to help train Ukrainian Armed Forces personnel. He had previously served in the British military in the Middle East. In early October, the special services conducted an operation to expose and detain the spy.The source also reported that Russian special services provided Cutmore with firearms and ammunition "to carry out targeted assassinations in Ukraine." In particular, the investigation has reason to believe that the instructor imported and distributed weapons in Ukraine that were used to kill Demian Hanul, Iryna Farion, and Andrii Parubiy."Currently, Cutmore has been detained, is in custody, and investigative actions are ongoing," the publication's interlocutor concluded.According to Ukrinform sources, this refers to the instructor detained in October. He conducted training sessions for military personnel in Mykolaiv and later worked in one of the border detachments. Investigators have charged him under Part 3 of Article 114-2 of the Criminal Code of Ukraine – unauthorized dissemination of information about the deployment of the Ukrainian Armed Forces or other legally formed military formations, committed under martial law. The suspect is in custody. He faces up to 12 years in prison with confiscation of property.Note: In accordance with Article 62 of the Constitution of Ukraine, a person is considered innocent of committing a crime until their guilt is proven in accordance with the procedure established by law and confirmed by a court conviction.What is known about Andriy Parubiy’s killingOn August 30, around noon in Lviv, former Verkhovna Rada speaker and MP Andriy Parubiy was shot dead on the street. An unknown attacker, disguised as a delivery courier, approached Parubiy and fired approximately eight shots. Parubiy received fatal injuries and died at the scene. The killer escaped on an electric bicycle, disguised as a Glovo courier.Less than two days after the killing, law enforcement identified a suspect. The suspect was tracked in Khmelnytskyi Oblast. Around 1 a.m. on September 1, Interior Minister Ihor Klymenko reported that the probable killer of Andriy Parubiy was detained in a joint police and SBU operation in Khmelnytskyi Oblast. That same day, September 1, he was officially charged with intentional murder.The day before, media reports suggested a motive: allegedly, Russian intelligence offered the suspect the body of his missing son in exchange for killing the Ukrainian politician.On Tuesday, September 2, the Halytskyi District Court of Lviv placed Mykhailo Stelnikov in pretrial detention for 60 days without bail. He faces life imprisonment.Murder of linguist and former Ukrainian MP Iryna FarionOn Friday, July 19, an attempt was made on the life of Lviv Polytechnic professor Iryna Farion in Lviv. An unknown person shot her in the head with a firearm.Later it became known that Iryna Farion was in a deep brain coma on artificial lung ventilation, but doctors were fighting for her life. However, within an hour, the doctors were forced to announce the sad news: Iryna Farion died in the hospital.After the politician's death, the crime was reclassified under Part 1 of Article 115 (premeditated murder) of the Criminal Code of Ukraine.Almost the entire police force of the city, partly from the Lviv region, is involved in the investigation, as well as operatives and investigative teams from Kyiv, led by deputies of the National Police and the Security Service of Ukraine. A number of examinations have been ordered, including ballistics.