Car Bombing

Russian Media Blames Ukrainian Agent for General’s Killing

Russian authorities claim to have apprehended a Ukrainian resident with a Ukrainian residence permit, alleging his involvement in the car bombing that killed Russian General Yaroslav Moskalik. The suspect allegedly purchased the vehicle and planted the explosive device, which the FSB says was remotely detonated from Ukraine. Released footage shows the suspect in custody, apparently confessing to recruitment by Ukrainian special services, though the circumstances of this confession remain unclear. The incident occurred the same day as a meeting between a US envoy and Vladimir Putin, sparking further geopolitical tension.

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Russian General Killed in Car Bombing Before US Envoy’s Meeting

Lt. Gen. Yaroslav Moskalik, deputy head of the Russian armed forces’ main operations directorate, was killed in a car bombing near Moscow. The attack, similar to previous incidents claimed by Ukraine, occurred as Vladimir Putin met with Donald Trump’s special envoy, Steve Witkoff, to discuss potential peace deals in Ukraine. These talks, however, are complicated by significant differences between US and Ukrainian proposals for ending the conflict and by the ongoing violence. The Kremlin opened a criminal investigation into the bombing, while Kyiv has yet to comment.

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