US EditionRussia detains 'Ukrainian agent' over general's car bomb killing near Moscow, Russian state media report
- An explosive device killed General-lieutenant Yaroslav Moskalik near Moscow, with investigators citing it as resembling earlier attacks claimed by Ukraine.
- The FSB detained Ignat Kuzin, accused of planting the explosives in a Volkswagen Golf and carrying out the attack on orders from Ukraine.
- Russian President Vladimir Putin criticized security agencies for failing to prevent similar attacks, insisting, 'We must not allow such very serious blunders to happen.'
- The attack coincided with diplomatic talks in Moscow about a peace plan for the conflict between Russia and Ukraine.
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Kiev operative charged in Russian general’s assassination – CLG News
Kiev operative charged in Russian general’s assassination | 27 April 2025 | Russian investigators have charged a man with carrying out a car bomb attack that killed a senior general in a Moscow suburb last week. The suspect confessed to acting under orders from Ukrainian security services, the Investigative Committee has said. In a statement released on Sunday, investigators announced that 42-year-old Ignat Kuzin faces charges of committing a te…
High-Profile Assassination Rocks Moscow: Ukrainian Suspect Remanded in Custody
High-Profile Assassination Rocks Moscow: Ukrainian Suspect Remanded in Custody A Moscow court has ordered the detention of Ignat Kuzin, a Ukrainian citizen, on terrorism charges related to the assassination of a senior Russian military officer, Yaroslav Moskalik. The Kremlin has attributed the attack to Ukrainian operatives.Yaroslav Moskalik, aged 59, was killed by a car bomb attack outside Moscow. While Russia blames Ukraine, Kyiv has yet to co…
Kiev operative charged in Russian generals assassination
Ignat Kuzin acted on orders from Ukrainian handlers and planted a bomb that killed Yaroslav Moskalik in a Moscow suburb, investigators have saidRussian investigators have charged a man with carrying out a car bomb attack that killed a senior general in a Moscow suburb last week. The suspect confessed to acting under orders from Ukrainian security services, the Investigative Committee has said.
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