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The suspect planned to pour toxic substances into the air ducts of vehicles driven by employees, the agency has said
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Russia’s Federal Security Service (FSB) has said it has foiled a Ukrainian terrorist plot targeting the staff of a Russian defense industry enterprise in the city of Yaroslavl.
The suspect is a Russian citizen who was working for Kiev, and who planned to poison workers of the facility with toxic substances, according to a statement from the agency on Tuesday.
The man was detained after receiving two containers with
“dangerous chemicals” from a cache prepared by the Ukrainian special services, the FSB said. The substances in question can cause potentially fatal respiratory burns, it added.
The suspect planned to pour the chemicals into the air ducts of vehicles driven by employees of the defense enterprise, the agency said.
“The terrorist’s activities were coordinated from the territory of Ukraine via foreign internet messaging apps,” the FSB stressed.
Yaroslavl is located on the Volga River, around 250km (160 miles) northeast of Moscow. The city, which has a population of over 570,000, is the capital of the Yaroslavl Region.
It is not the first time that Kiev’s spy services have tried to use toxic chemicals to carry out attacks inside Russia since the escalation of the Ukraine conflict, the FSB stated.
Previously, a Ukrainian agent was detained for allegedly trying to poison food and drinks at a gathering of graduates from a military pilot school in the southern city of Armavir, the agency said.
Four people who were planning to contaminate food products prepared by volunteers for Russian frontline troops were also arrested in St. Petersburg, the FSB added.
Last February, a terrorist attack using the 3-Quinuclidinyl benzilate military agent (which NATO calls BZ) was reportedly thwarted in Russia’s Zaporozhye Region. US-designed chemicals were seized from the suspects, according to the agency.
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On the night of January 14, the Armed Forces of Ukraine attempted another massive attack on the territory of the...
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On the night of January 14, the Armed Forces of Ukraine attempted another massive attack on the territory of the Russian Federation. Together with drone strikes, Kiev together with NATO warmongers, launched Western missiles on targets in the Russian western regions.
The Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation reported that the Armed Forces of Ukraine attacked the Bryansk region with six US-made ATACMS tactical missiles, as well as six British Storm Shadow air-launched cruise missiles. 31 Ukrainian aircraft-type drones were also launched during the attack.
At the same time, Kiev attempted to attack Crimea with two British Storm Shadow missiles, but both missiles were intercepted by Russian air defense systems over the Black Sea.
The Russian military summed up that the attacks were repelled, there were no casualties. The military does not report on any damage on the ground. Moscow warned response for the strikes with NATO missiles on its territory.
Missile attacks were preceded by the massive drone strikes during the night and in the morning. The Russian military did not particularly report on the total number of destroyed Ukrainian UAVs. In its daily briefing, the Ministry if Defense claimed that in total, “Russian air defense systems shot down six US-made ATACMS tactical missiles, eight UK-made Storm Shadow air-launched cruise missiles, a US-made HIMARS MLRS rocket and 180 aircraft-type unmanned aerial vehicles,
including 146 outside the special military operation zone”, which means in the Russian rear areas.
According to some military observers, there were about 200 Ukrainian UAVs launched during the attack and this could be the most massive attack on the Russian territory; but these reports were not confirmed.
Ukrainian UAVs were reportedly spotted in the Bryansk, Tula, Tambov, Oryol, Kursk, Penza, Voronezh, Krasnodar, Saratov, Tatarstan, Rostov regions.
The governor of the Rostov region reported that 14 drones were intercepted by the EW means. No damage was reported as a result of the attack.
According to the local reports, Ukrainian drones reached several targets in the Saratov region. In his turn, the local governor confirmed Ukrainian attack on an industrial enterprise in the city of Engels, revealing no details. The oil depot caught fire there, as well as a large refinery in the city of Saratov.
Industrial facilities were targeted in the Tatarstan region. One of the drones reportedly struck an LNG storage facility near the Kazanorgsintez plant. As a result of the explosion three fuel tanks caught fire. Two Ukrainian UAVs were shot down in the sky over Almetyevsk. They targeted the local oil pumping station Kaleikino. This is the largest hub of Transneft company, providing oil delivery from Siberia to central Russia and abroad. Another UAV was shot down on its way to attack an aircraft manufacturing plant in Kazan.
Kiev was preparing for the massive attack, accumulating drones, abstaining from massive strikes in recent days. The combined attack was aimed to inflict heavy damage to Russian rear infrastructure. As a result, Ukrainians are awaiting for Russian retaliation strikes.
On the night of January 14, Russian forces also attacked different targets throughout Ukrainian with drones. Strikes were reported in the Kiev, Vinnitsa, Cherkassy, Odessa, Dnipropetrovsk, Sumy, kharkiv, Kherson regions. However, Russia is yet to respond to the night strikes with NATO missiles on the Russian territory.
Ukrainian special services tried to use toxic substances against workers at a defense plant in the Yaroslavl region, the FSB reported. The terrorist attack was prevented.The chemical, which causes burns to the respiratory tract and possible death, was planned to be poured into the air ducts of the plant employees' cars.A Russian citizen was supposed to arrange everything, his actions were coordinated from Ukraine via foreign messengers.The suspect was detained