The Court Released the Drone Attacks on Truck Airfields in the Case
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The Moscow City Court rejected the request for an extension of the arrest of four truckers accused of involvement...
The Moscow City Court reduced the deterrent measure against four truck drivers accused of being involved in drone attacks on Russian military airfields. Mosgaardsud decided to release four truck drivers who were being held in custody in a case involving attacks on Russian military airfields using drones. "The Court changed the restraint measure against Andrei Mercurev, Alexander Zaitsev, Mikhail Rümin and Sergei Kanurin from detention to ban cer…
Mosgorsud released four truck drivers, of whom drones were launched on 1 June 2025 at military airfields in several regions of Russia, a decision taken at the meeting on 16 September was reported by Commersant.
Mosgorsud refused to renew the arrest of four truck drivers who were transporting Ukrainian drones for Operation "Pautina." Michael Ryumin, Andrei Mercuryev, Alexander Zatsev and Sergei Kanurin have already left SIZO, writing "Commersant." The investigation accuses them of illegally transporting explosives by an organized group and participating in a terrorist attack. According to the UK version, the drivers were part of a network of SBU-related…
Mosgorsud changed the precautionary measure against four truck drivers in the case of an attack by U.S. drones on Russian military airfields in the summer of 2025, and they were released from custody, replacing the ban on certain actions, is based on court documents.
From their truck, drones flew out and attacked the strategic aviation airfields of the Russian Federation on 16 September 2026.
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