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A bomb in Moscow killed three people, including two police officers, after they attempted to apprehend a suspicious individual near a police station, in the same neighborhood where a senior military commander was killed earlier this week; investigators are examining links to recent targeted killings and potential Ukrainian involvement.
A bomb in Moscow killed two police officers and a third person after they approached a suspicious individual near the site of a recent assassination of a Russian general, with Russia blaming Ukraine for the attack amid ongoing tensions and conflicts.
A bomb explosion in southern Moscow has killed two police officers and a civilian near the site where a Russian general was recently killed by a car bomb, which Russia attributes to Ukrainian intelligence. The incident is under investigation, and the motive remains unknown, amid ongoing tensions related to the Russia-Ukraine conflict.
A car explosion in Moscow has killed two traffic police officers and a third person, with authorities suspecting it was caused by a planted explosive device, possibly linked to Ukrainian intelligence operations, amid recent attacks on Russian military figures.
A senior Russian general, Lt. Gen. Fanil Sarvarov, was killed in a car bombing in Moscow, suspected to be orchestrated by Ukrainian intelligence, marking a high-profile attack within Russia.
A car bomb in southern Moscow has killed Lieutenant General Fanil Sarvarov, prompting an investigation by Russian authorities who suspect Ukrainian intelligence involvement, amid previous attacks attributed to Ukraine.
Ukrainian Colonel Ivan Voronych, who led a secret intelligence unit involved in orchestrating assassinations of pro-Russian militants, was shot and killed in Kyiv, highlighting ongoing covert operations and tensions in Ukraine.
A senior Ukrainian SBU intelligence officer, possibly Colonel Ivan Voronych, was shot and killed in broad daylight in Kyiv, with the assailant fleeing the scene; this incident occurs amid ongoing Russian attacks and heightened tensions in the Ukraine conflict.
Ramzan Kadyrov, the leader of Chechnya and a staunch ally of Russian President Vladimir Putin, is reportedly in critical condition, according to Ukrainian military intelligence. Sources indicate that Kadyrov's health has worsened due to systemic health problems, and he has been in a serious condition for the past few days. Kadyrov, nicknamed "Putin's soldier" and "Putin's attack dog," has deployed troops to Ukraine to aid in the ongoing conflict. Rumors about his health have circulated for months, with previous reports suggesting a serious kidney disease.
Ukrainian intelligence is unable to confirm the death of Yevhen Prigozhin, the head of the Wagner private military company (PMC), who was reported to have died in a plane crash in Russia. While the deaths of other passengers have been confirmed, there are still unanswered questions regarding Prigozhin's fate. The intelligence officer emphasized the need for more time to obtain definitive confirmation. The decrease in the number of Wagner PMC mercenaries in Belarus following Prigozhin's reported death has been noted by the Lithuanian Defense Minister.
The head of the Chief Intelligence Directorate of Ukraine, Kyrylo Budanov, ordered that the largest Ukrainian flag be installed on Zmiinyi Island, facing Crimea, after its liberation. The operation to liberate the island involved artillery training, aviation support, preliminary reconnaissance, and mine clearance. Ukrainian special forces successfully took control of the island, lowering the Russian flag and raising the Ukrainian flag on the official flagpole. Additionally, a cat was rescued from the island and is now in safe hands.
The head of Ukraine's Main Directorate of Intelligence (HUR) has claimed that the Russian Federal Security Service (FSB) has been assigned to eliminate Yevhen Prigozhin, the owner of the private military company "Wagner," following an attempted armed rebellion in Russia. The Ukrainian intelligence chief stated that the FSB would require time to develop suitable strategies for a large-scale operation, but questioned whether they would have the courage to carry out the order. The rebellion resulted in damage to the Russian military and space forces, including the destruction of eight military aircraft.
The head of Ukraine's Defence Intelligence, Kyrylo Budanov, has warned that Russia has fully developed and approved a plan to blow up the Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant (ZNPP), and the threat has never been as great as it is now. Budanov believes that Russia has completed preparations for the terrorist attack on the ZNPP, and the only element missing is the order to act. Ukrainian intelligence has determined that Russian troops have moved vehicles packed with explosives to four of the six power units.