The suspect, Evgeny Serebryakov, arrived in the morning by plane from Moscow to the Turkish resort town of Bodrum.
Turkish intelligence services have arrested a suspect in the bombing of a Russian military intelligence (GRU) officer in Moscow. This was announced by Turkish Interior Minister Ali Yerlikaya on social network X on Wednesday, July 24.
According to him, this morning the representatives of the Russian division of Interpol made the corresponding request. Suspect Evgeny Serebryakov arrived today on a plane from Moscow to the Turkish resort town of Bodrum.
“In this regard, the necessary coordination was ensured with the Intelligence Directorate, Interpol/Europol Department, MIT Directorate, Immigration Directorate, Counter-Terrorism Department and Mugla Provincial Police Department, as well as identification data and photographs. The suspect was found. The man was detained today in Our Mugla provincial police units are cheerful,” Yerlikaya wrote and added a video of the suspect’s detention.
RUSSIA’DA BOMBALI SALDIRI DÜZENLEYEN TERÖRİST BODRUM’DA YAKALANDI❗️
Bugun today 10.30’da Rusya Interpol Birimi officials by İnterpol/Europol Department Başkanlığızım telefonla aramış, “Rusya uyruklu Evgenii Serebriakov isimli hışın Moskova’da bombalı araçla terör saldır . pic.twitter.com/2u277bK0UP
— Ali Yerlikaya (@AliYerlikaya) July 24, 2024
We remind you that this morning a Toyota Land Cruiser was blown up in Moscow. Two people were injured, one of them a military man. Later it became known that we are talking about GRU major Andrei Torgashov. He was seriously injured but survived.
Source: korrespondent
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