US EditionHunting for a guerrilla. How the FSB and the Ministry of Internal Affairs calculate Russian saboteurs driving down trains
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Hunting for a guerrilla. How the FSB and the Ministry of Internal Affairs calculate Russian saboteurs driving down trains
In April, it became known that the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia is creating special police units equipped with armored vehicles to combat sabotage on railways. Since the beginning of the full-scale war in Ukraine, the arson of railway equipment, the explosions of tracks and other actions have become a regular phenomenon in Russia. In September 2023 (that is, for 19 months of the war), the open sources of the “Solidarity Zone” counted 1…
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