Ukrainian Servicemen Detained During Prevention of Terrorist Attack Against Russian Opposition Leader
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On the morning of 2 September, the Ukrainian Security Service announced that, together with Ukrainian military intelligence, it had prevented a terrorist attack prepared by the FSB against "one of the leaders of the Russian opposition political national movement." The name of the man was not named in the SBU, adding only that he had come to Ukraine on the occasion of the country's Independence Day.
Serious incident in Kiev. An exchange of fire between two branches of Ukraine's security services broke out during the night, during an investigation into an alleged terrorist plot against a figure of Russian opposition.
Ukrainian servicemen detained during prevention of terrorist attack against Russian opposition leader
The Security Service of Ukraine (SBU) reports the detention of servicemen from a unit of the Defense Forces of Ukraine and injuries resulting from a special operation that disrupted a Russian special services terrorist attack targeting a leader of the Russian opposition political national movement, who had arrived in Ukraine for Independence Day.
It is reported that the soldier contacted representatives of the Russian special services and was given the task of eliminating one of the leaders of the Russian opposition movement
Ukrainian Security Service explains that everything happened when they were conducting a search for an operation to prevent a terrorist attack by the Russian Federal Security Service
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