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| FSB prevented a terrorist attack at a Jewish institution in Moscow |
| 2024-04-12 |
| Direct Translation via Google Translate. Edited. [Regnum] The Federal Security Service (FSB) stopped the activities of a native of one of the Central Asian countries who was planning a terrorist attack on a religious Jewish institution in Moscow, the intelligence service’s public relations center reported on April 11. “The Federal Security Service of the Russian Federation suppressed the criminal activities of a native of one of the countries of Central Asia, who planned to commit a terrorist attack in a religious Jewish institution in Moscow at a time of mass gathering of citizens,” the statement said. According to the Russian intelligence service, a foreigner born in 2002, while serving a sentence in his homeland for committing an ordinary crime, proactively established contact with persons convicted of participating in terrorist activities, under whose influence he began to share the ideology of an international terrorist organization banned in Russia. It is clarified that the native of Central Asia who was preparing a terrorist attack in a synagogue in Moscow was killed during his arrest. As Regnum reported, on April 11, it became known that the FSB and the Ministry of Defense stopped the landing of sabotage groups of the Ukrainian Armed Forces special forces on the Tendra spit in the Kherson region, planned by the British special services. The Ukrainian Armed Forces landing force was destroyed, one Ukrainian citizen, a senior soldier of the 73rd Naval Center of the Special Operations Forces of the Ukrainian Armed Forces, was taken prisoner. According to the prisoner of war, British intelligence services provided the special forces of the Ukrainian Armed Forces with irrelevant information for the landing on the Tendrovskaya spit in the Kherson region. On March 22, armed terrorists attacked the Crocus City Hall concert hall in the Moscow region, opened fire with machine guns and set the auditorium on fire. The terrorist attack killed 145 people, including six children. 551 people were injured. FSB Director Alexander Bortnikov said that the testimony of those detained in the Crocus terrorist attack case confirms the Ukrainian trace. The Russian Foreign Ministry stated that the investigation had discovered an irrefutable Ukrainian trace in a number of terrorist attacks that occurred in Russia. More from regnum.ru FSB: foreigner kept bomb at home for terrorist attack in Moscow synagogue The Federal Security Service published a video from the apartment of a militant who was planning a terrorist attack in one of the synagogues in Moscow. The FSB announced the suppression of an attempt to commit a terrorist attack on April 11. A native of one of the countries of Central Asia conducted reconnaissance at one of the capital's Jewish religious institutions. When detained on April 10, the attacker offered armed resistance. He was killed by return fire. In the suspect's apartment, security forces found and seized an improvised explosive device. The perpetrator kept a homemade bomb under the mattress. The FSB showed footage of a body lying on the floor. Also caught in the video were bullet holes in the window glass and components for making an improvised explosive device. As reported by IA Regnum, according to the FSB, a native of Central Asia born in 2002, while serving a sentence in his homeland for committing a crime of an ordinary nature, proactively established contact with persons convicted of participating in terrorist activities, under whose influence he began to share the ideology of the international prohibited in Russia terrorist organization. Also on April 11, it became known that the FSB prevented a terrorist attack at a Russian Armed Forces facility in Donetsk. The group included six citizens of one of the Central Asian states. The activities of the criminals were coordinated from the territory of Ukraine. Related from regnum.ru Investigative Committee discovered a cache of weapons belonging to the attacker on the police Investigators discovered a cache of weapons belonging to an attacker on police officers in the Moscow region, the Investigative Committee reported on April 11. Investigative Committee found a cache of weapons belonging to an attacker on police officers in the Moscow region Everything seized from the cache was sent for examination, said the press service of the main investigative department of the Investigative Committee for the Moscow Region. “Investigators and criminologists of the Main Investigative Directorate of the Investigative Committee of Russia for the Moscow Region, in collaboration with operational officers, discovered the accused’s cache, which contained a cache of weapons. As a result, an assault rifle, a pistol, a large number of bullets, cartridges and cartridges, and containers with a substance that was similar in appearance to a narcotic substance were seized,” the department said in a statement on its Telegram channel. Telegram channel “112”, citing an informed source, in turn reported that during a search in the suspect’s garage, they found not only weapons, but also substances for making homemade explosive devices. According to these data, after committing the crime, the suspect planned to escape to Finland. As Regnum reported, on April 7, on a country road in the area of Fryanovo near Moscow, a passer-by discovered two wounded police officers in an unconscious state, one of whom later died. After the murder of a policeman in the Moscow region, the “Siren” plan and the “Interception” plan were introduced. According to the investigation, the police were supposed to detain a drug dealer, but the attacker opened fire on them. 41-year-old senior police warrant officer Sergei Efimenko died from his injuries, his colleague was taken to the hospital. The shooter fled on a black motorcycle. A criminal case was opened regarding an attack on the life of law enforcement officers (Article 317 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation). The Ministry of Internal Affairs announced the arrest of the suspect on April 11. He said that his name was Vasily Buryakov, said that after the attack on the police he was hiding in the forest, and said that he “probably” would admit guilt. |
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