The Russians are looking for Georgian citizen Alexander Inasaridze and Ukrainian citizen Sergei Andreichenko.
Russian law enforcement officials have placed on an interstate wanted list Georgian citizen Alexander Inasaridze and Ukrainian citizen Sergei Andreichenko, whom Moscow has accused of involvement in the 2022 Kerch Bridge “bombing”. This is reported by project Radio Liberty called Echo of the Caucasus.
The Investigative Committee of the Russian Federation opened a criminal case against Inasaridze and Andreichenko under the following articles:
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terrorist attack resulting in the death of a person,
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illegal acquisition of explosives by a group of persons through prior conspiracy,
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smuggling of explosives by an organized group.
Russian investigators say that on October 8, 2022, a truck exploded on the Kerch Bridge, leading to casualties and destruction. Four days after the explosion, the Russian FSB said that as part of an investigation into a “terrorist attack organized by Ukrainian military intelligence,” it had arrested five Russian citizens, three citizens of Ukraine and Armenia, and had also discovered of accomplices, two of whom are citizens of Georgia.
The official statement of the FSB at the time referred to Alexander Inasaridze as “Sandro” and as “Inosaridze”, and another person as a broker called “Levan”.
Georgian TV channel Pirveli then it was reported that the truck mentioned in the Russian investigation belonged to Inasaridze’s mother, calling the Russian version “nonsense.”
Then representatives of the Georgian government said that their country had nothing to do with the explosion on the Kerch Bridge.
We remind you that new satellite images taken by Maxar Technologies indicate the build-up of defensive structures around the Kerch Bridge, which connects Russia to the occupied Crimea.
In addition, the Russians continue to bring air defenses to the Crimean Bridge, even exhibition models, and also build a “mysterious structure” on the crossing.
Earlier, the media reported that Ukraine was “preparing the ground” for future attacks on Crimea. Chances of success increased after the partners moved F-16 fighters.
Source: korrespondent
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