Detainee, according to the special service, got a home -Made Explosive device that was ready to use.
The FSB announced the restraint of a former citizen of the Russian Federation, which, allegedly, in the instructions of the special services of Ukrainian, was planned to place an explosive structure in an administrative building in Moscow, Russian media reports.
It is noted that the person born in the capital born in 1972 had previously been convicted under articles of murder, oppression, theft. He intended to undermine a home -Made Explosive Device (IEA) in areas of mass accumulation of people.
The man said that “in February 2025, he was recruiting the special services of Ukrainian and, in the direction of the curator, removed from the IV shelter with a watch mechanism, which had to be placed in Moscow in one of the administrative buildings.” After the attack, the curator promised that he would be given a trip to Ukraine to participate in adventures against the RF Armed Forces.
According to special services, the detainee has acquired a home -made explosive device ready to use, weighing 5 kg, based on an amonal, with a timer, as well as a smartphone used to communicate with Ukrainian intelligence services.
The accused is said to be seeking sin and cooperating with the investigation.
Note that in Russia the FSB announced the prevention of a series of terrorist attacks against military and civil servants, where special services of Ukrainians are said to have planned to send explosive devices to parcels by mail.
It is also reported that in Sevastopol, Voronezh and Rostov-on-Don, four women are arrested who are said to have prepared terrorist attacks against Russian military elderly and fuel and energy matters.
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