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On November 13th, an explosion thundered in the city of Sevastopol in Crimea. A car was destroyed as a result of the explosion of an IED on Taras Shevchenko Street.
The local media reported that as a result of the terrorist attack in Sevastopol, the chief of staff of the 41st brigade of missile ships and boats of the Black Sea Fleet, captain I rank of the Russian Black Sea Fleet, was killed. The officer was reportedly stalked for about a week.
The IED was fixed to the bottom of the car from the driver’s side. It was activated remotely — today at about 10 a.m., when a serviceman was moving in a stream on Taras Shevchenko Street.
The IED was fixed to the bottom of his car from the driver’s side. It was activated remotely, when the car was moving on Taras Shevchenko Street. The victim died on the spot. The Investigative Committee of the Russian Federation opened a criminal case on the fact of committing a terrorist act and illegal trafficking in explosives.
The terrorist Kiev regime does not stop constant attempts to launch terrorist attacks in the Russian rear regions, especially in the Republic of Crimea. The Kiev regime targets civilian infrastructure and public figures in an attempt to terrorise the local population. Ukrainian terrorists also often recruit minors for sabotage attacks. Russian security forces are effectively thwarting such operations and arrest pro-Ukrainian terrorists almost daily. Unfortunately, targeted assassination attempts are still claiming lives of Russian citizens in the rear areas, while the leaders of the terrorist regime in Kiev are praised by their patrons in the West.
