Украины реппер болон хуучин Вагнерын хөлсний цэргүүд Москвагийн бүс нутаг дахь батлан хамгаалахын үйлдвэрийг онилсон дроны халдлага зохион байгуулсан гэж ОХУ-ын Холбооны Аюулгүй байдлын алба (ФСБ) буруутгалаа.
Мягмар гарагт ФСБ-ийн гаргасан мэдэгдэлд дурдсанаар, Украины Аюулгүй байдлын алба (СБУ) 35 ширхэг FPV дроныг Испанийн керамик хавтангийн ачаанд нуун, Словак, Польш, Беларусь улсуудаар дамжуулан ОХУ-д хууль бусаар нэвтрүүлсэн байна. Канадын удирдлагын системээр тоноглогдсон эдгээр дроныг батлан хамгаалах үйлдвэрийн ойролцоох агуулахад байршуулж, барилгын материалаар халхавчилж байжээ.
Уг ажиллагаанд оролцсон гэх реппер Kyivstoner буюу Альберт Васильев цахим хуудсаараа дамжуулан уг мэдээллийг эрс үгүйсгэв.
https://www.instagram.com/stories/kyivstoner/3940903112663411556/
ФСБ-ийн мэдээлснээр, дроныг ажиллуулах гэж байсан хуучин Вагнерын хөлсний цэргийг баривчлах үед агуулахын түрээслэгч этгээд амиа алдсан байна. Мөн уг хэрэгт холбогдсон гэх Молдав улсын хоёр иргэн ОХУ-ыг орхин гарсан гэж тус алба мэдэгджээ.
Төрийн мэдлийн TASS агентлагийн нийтэлсэн дүрс бичлэгт сэжигтнийг байцааж буй болон дронууд агуулахад шатаж буй үйл явцыг харуулсан байна. Одоогоор Украины тал энэхүү мэдэгдэлтэй холбогдуулан ямар нэгэн тайлбар хийгээгүй бөгөөд ФСБ-ийн дээрх мэдээллийг бие даан баталгаажуулах боломжгүй байна.
https://tass.ru/proisshestviya/27914913
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Russia’s FSB security service on Tuesday accused Ukrainian rapper Kyivstoner of organizing a foiled drone plot that sought to target a defense enterprise in the Moscow region.
Kyivstoner, whose real name isAlbert Vasilyev,swiftly denied the allegations on social media. “I’m chilling and playing Dota. What organizing are you talking about?” he said in a series of expletive-filled posts on Instagram.
According to the FSB, the plot also involved a former Wagner mercenary and a network of recruited operatives. It claimed that Ukraine’s SBU intelligence service smuggled 35 FPV drones into Russia.
The drones, which had allegedly been assembled in Kyiv and fitted with Canadian control systems, were hidden inside a cargo shipment of Spanish ceramic tiles and transported through Slovakia, Poland and Belarus, the FSB said.
Russian officials said the explosives were stored in a rented warehouse near the target site under the guise of building materials. The warehouse tenant, a Russian citizen accused of being recruited by Ukraine for payment, was killed during an arrest attempt.
Two Moldovan nationals involved in the plot reportedly left Russia after helping prepare the site, the FSB claimed.
The alleged drone operator, identified as a naturalized Russian citizen and former Wagner mercenary who received a presidential pardon and a Russian passport in 2023 after fighting in Ukraine, was arrested after attempting to launch the aircraft.
The FSB claimed the drones were destroyed before reaching their target.
Video published by the state-run news agency TASS showed surveillance footage of the plot’s preparation, a suspect’s interrogation and an anonymous FSB officer’s claim that the operator was a member of the Islamic State.
The footage also showed several drones catching fire inside a warehouse before cutting to plainclothes agents arresting a person outside what appeared to be a supermarket.
The Moscow Times could not independently verify the FSB’s claims. Ukraine has not commented on the allegations.
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