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Russian FSB Thwarts Major Terror Plot by Ukrainian Agent, Arrests Multiple Suspects

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The Russian FSB has successfully neutralized a Ukrainian military intelligence agent planning a terrorist attack in the Sverdlovsk region, amid a series of recent arrests linked to terrorism.


Russian FSB Neutralizes Ukrainian Intelligence Agent Planning Terror Attack

In a significant operation, the Russian Federal Security Service (FSB) has successfully thwarted a terrorist plot by a Ukrainian military intelligence agent. The agent was apprehended while attempting to plant an improvised explosive device (IED) intended to detonate the vehicle of a senior official at a defense enterprise in the Sverdlovsk region. According to the FSB Public Relations Center, the suspect, a Russian citizen born in 1984, was not only linked to the Main Intelligence Directorate (GUR) of Ukraine but was also affiliated with a banned Ukrainian nationalist terrorist group.

During the operation, which involved armed resistance from the suspect, FSB officers seized a Makarov pistol, a high-power radio-controlled IED, and communication devices that contained incriminating correspondence regarding the terrorist attack. Further searches at the agent's residence revealed additional components and instructions for creating explosives. The FSB is currently investigating the network of individuals who may have assisted the agent in this plot.

Additional Detentions Linked to Terrorism in Russia

The FSB's operations did not stop there. Just a day prior, a resident of Nizhny Novgorod was detained for collaborating with the banned terrorist organization

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  • The FSB has released footage of the operation that led to the elimination of the Ukrainian saboteur, highlighting the ongoing threat posed by foreign intelligence operations within Russia. In another incident, a foreign national from a CIS country was arrested in the Rostov region for preparing terrorist attacks on behalf of Ukrainian special services. This individual had reportedly undergone specialized training for sabotage operations in Kyiv, underscoring the international dimension of these threats. The FSB's proactive measures reflect a broader strategy to combat terrorism and espionage activities that could jeopardize national security. With ongoing tensions between Russia and Ukraine, such operations are expected to continue as both nations remain vigilant against potential threats.
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