The Security Service of Ukraine (SBU) has reported thwarting a series of planned terrorist attacks in Kyiv allegedly orchestrated by Russia’s Federal Security Service (FSB). These attacks were intended to destabilize the capital and included plans for explosions in public spaces and assassinations of prominent Ukrainians. The SBU identified a resident of Crimea, recruited by the FSB, as the organizer of the operation, who traveled to Kyiv to recruit individuals and carry out targeted killings. The alleged recruiter has been charged with high treason, terrorism, and illegal handling of weapons but remains at large in Russian-occupied territory.
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Intelligence agencies have revealed a broader terror conspiracy connected to the Delhi car explosion, uncovering plans to rig 32 vehicles with explosives for coordinated attacks across multiple cities. The investigation expanded after it was discovered that the accused had already started modifying two vehicles, with the intent of using them in future attacks. Around eight suspects were allegedly preparing to execute coordinated explosions at four locations, with each pair assigned to a specific city. The group had raised approximately Rs 20 lakh to purchase NPK fertilizer to make explosives. Authorities are now focused on identifying the wider network involved, as the group was allegedly preparing to carry out the attacks soon.
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Ukraine’s Security Service (SBU) has executed approximately 160 successful strikes against Russian oil facilities in 2025, with at least 20 occurring in September and October alone, according to SBU head Vasyl Maliuk. These strikes, primarily using Ukrainian-made drones, have targeted refineries, terminals, and fuel depots, aiming to cripple Russia’s war economy, leading to reported fuel shortages and export bans. The operations, described as targeting legitimate military targets, have significantly impacted Russian refining capacity, causing fuel deficits in numerous regions. Most recently, a key Russian military fuel pipeline in Moscow Oblast was struck by Ukraine’s military intelligence (HUR), disrupting a vital supply route for the Russian army.
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AP News reports that a Michigan defense lawyer is contesting FBI Director Kash Patel’s claims that five young suspects, aged 16 to 20, were planning a Halloween weekend terror attack. The investigation, which involved online chat room discussions, allegedly included references to “pumpkin day.” Although the FBI claims the group was inspired by Islamic State group extremism, the defense lawyer, Amir Makled, asserts no terror event was planned and does not expect charges to be filed, describing the group as gamers. Authorities stated there was no further threat to public safety after the arrests were made.
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“Kinetic sanctions”: 160 strikes on Russian refineries cut oil output by 90% – SBU chief, that headline, it’s a real grabber, isn’t it? It certainly gets your attention, and it’s easy to see why it would be shared widely. However, when we dig into the details and the supporting information, things get a little murkier, and we need to approach the claims with a healthy dose of skepticism.
The core of the issue lies in that initial 90% figure. It’s a significant claim, suggesting a massive impact on Russia’s oil production capabilities. But when you start to look for hard evidence to back it up, you run into some problems.… Continue reading
In a recent joint operation, the Ukrainian Navy and the Security Service of Ukraine (SBU) destroyed a Russian ammunition depot in the Kinburn Spit area. This resulted in a powerful explosion and secondary detonations. The Kinburn Spit is a strategically important peninsula, and controlling it is crucial for Ukrainian logistics. The Ukrainian Navy stated these types of coordinated operations aim to disrupt Russian supply chains.
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The Security Service of Ukraine (SBU) has filed war crimes charges against Chechen leader Ramzan Kadyrov, alleging his involvement in the cruel treatment of Ukrainian prisoners of war, including orders to kill captives and use them as human shields. These charges are based on Kadyrov’s statements and actions in October and December, violating the laws and customs of war. This is not the first time Kadyrov has faced charges from Ukraine, and the SBU is investigating the case under the guidance of Ukraine’s Prosecutor General’s Office. Furthermore, footage has emerged showing Kadyrov appearing frail and unsteady, raising concerns about his health.
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Overnight, Ukrainian drones from the SBU’s CSO “A” unit struck the Saky airfield in occupied Crimea, resulting in significant damage. The attack completely destroyed a Su-30SM fighter jet and severely damaged another, along with hitting three Su-24 bombers and an ammunition depot. The SBU stated the special operation aims to weaken Russia’s military infrastructure, with estimated losses potentially reaching hundreds of millions of dollars. This strike follows a larger operation targeting Russian airfields, further demonstrating Ukraine’s efforts to disrupt Russian operations.
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The Security Service of Ukraine (SBU) alleges that Magamedrasulov aided his Russian father in illegal industrial hemp trade with Russia and is investigating his potential contact with Russian spies. The SBU is also examining whether Magamedrasulov shared confidential information about corruption investigations with Russian agents and his close contact with pro-Russian lawmaker Fedir Khrystenko, suspected of being a Russian spy. National Anti-Corruption Bureau (NABU) reported searches targeting staff members, often citing traffic accidents as grounds, while also investigating possible ties to the aggressor state, though NABU believes this doesn’t warrant halting its operations.
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In a recent operation, Ukrainian intelligence agents killed members of a Russian Federal Security Service (FSB) cell. The SBU stated the operation targeted the FSB agents believed responsible for the killing of Colonel Ivan Voronych in Kyiv last week. The agents resisted arrest, leading to their elimination, according to the SBU. The alleged assassins were tracked down after the killing, following instructions from a handler to surveil and track their target, and were provided with a pistol. This incident occurred amid reports of ongoing attacks, with Ukraine’s air force downing a number of Russian drones and reporting civilian casualties from attacks in other regions.
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