The Ukrainians allegedly agreed to be “arson in the devastating conditions” and repair an explosion of explosive devices through the adherence to Russia’s special services.
In Germany and Switzerland, many people are confined, which, which is said to be, on behalf of Russia’s special services, should send parcels with explosive devices, the suspects are Ukrainians, with reference to their resources, Spiegel reports.
European’s special operation
Last weekend and on Tuesday, through the federal prosecutor’s office, three people were detained, allegedly preparing to send “explosive” parcels by order from Moscow.
Two people were confined this weekend, the third – on Tuesday. The arrests took place in the Constanta, Cologne and the Switzerland territory.
The suspects were Ukrainians Vladislav T., Danil B. and Evgeny B., they will be charged with “intelligence activity for the purpose of sabotage.” They have come to terms with “arson in aggressive conditions” and arrange an explosion of explosive devices by conquering Russia’s special services.
Investigators believe the suspects have begun preparations for implementing the adoption by following the test packages to GPS trackers to meet in Ukraine. Eugene allegedly bought trackers in Switzerland and sent Daniel to Constantan, and he drove them to Cologne, from which Vladislav arranged for sending postal to Ukraine – to understand what the parcel was moving.
Scaling parcel
Last Tag -Sun, three places exploded in the UK in the UK, Germany and Poland. Another package with explosives, which did not work, was also found in a Warsaw warehouse.
According to the person who is familiar with this case, reuters, pillows wrapped around the area with cosmetics and sex toys, contain hidden homemade incendiary devices made of a cocktail of chemicals, including highly reactive magnesium.
The interlocutor noted that the chemicals were burned to be -Pre -installed detonator adapted to cheap Chinese electronic gadgets, used to monitor objects such as lost keys, and the effect was enhanced by pipes with cosmetics, which look like cosmetics, but actually contain a gel made of flammable compounds, including nitrometan.
“The proceedings in this case have to do with the Russian Gru -inspired criminal activity,” the resource said.
Agency’s pyramid
The law enforcement agencies suggest that the operation along the area worked on the principle of the “Agent Pyramid”. Russian (who has not been caught), is said to have recruited an online Ukrainian from Katowice of Poland. He had been trapped as part of the investigation, and before he received a sentence in Poland for Cybercrime and money laundering (for the summer of 2024, the sentence was not yet final, so the man was in large).
Investigators believe that the Ukrainian recruit, in the direction of the curator, will have to go to Lithuania, there to pick up the parcels to the indicated area and activate the timers. Ultimately, the Ukrainian in Lithuania gave packages to a certain Alexander. On July 19, 2024, he sent two parcels under a fictional name of fiction that would accept London and Birmingham by DHL, and two more -the DPD service in Poland.
Alexander from Lithuania is already confined. Ukrainian citizen Vyacheslav, who sent “trials” parcels to Canada and USA, was also confined. They were accused of sabotage activities through Russia’s adherence to Russia, though they were considered a small “disposable” agent.
Investigators also went to people who were probably responsible for operational planning.
Russian Alexander B. is confined to the end of 2024 in Bosnia and Herzegovina. In Poland, he is accused of “coordinating sabotage works”, and Big believes he can prepare Moldovan citizens to arrange protests in Moldova.
Also in the focus of attention – Colonel Gru Denis Smolyaninov, which in December 2024 was under EU penalties. Smolyaninov allegedly returned in 2014 investigating the question of how GRU could create problems for air movement by creating communication barriers of pilots with dispaters.
Source: korrespondent
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