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[DTA]

2 bandits were killed in Karachay -Cherkess Republic

Security agencies received information about persons hiding in the Karachay district of the Karachay-Cherkess Republic, who were harboring the intention to commit terrorist crimes.
Two bandits were found and blocked . Head of the Department of the FSB of Russia for the KCR decided to introduce a counter-terrorism operation regime . The bandits were asked to lay down their weapons and surrender to the authorities. In response, they opened fire on law enforcement officers. As a result of the shootout, the bandits were neutralized. IEDs, weapons, a large amount of ammunition, grenades and various equipment were found at the site of the firefight.

В горно-лесистой местности КЧР нейтрализованы двое бандитов | Национальный антитеррористический комитет

В ходе проведения оперативно-разыскных мероприятий органами безопасности получена информация о скрывающихся в Карачаевском районе Карачаево-Черкесской Республики лиц, вынашивающих намерение совершить преступления террористической направленности. В результате задействования необходимых сил и...

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Teenager detained on suspicion of plotting attack on educational institution, FSB says

Russia’s Investigations Committee in the Tatarstan region has opened a criminal case against the suspect on charges of premeditating a murder of two or more people

MOSCOW, November 23. /TASS/. Federal Security Service agents in Kazan detained a teenager that plotted an armed attack on an educational institution, the agency’s press service told TASS on Tuesday.

The agency, known as FSB, said the planned "mass murder" was instigated by a Ukrainian national, named Yaroslav Ovsyuk and living in Ukraine, via the Telegram messenger.

Agents seized items from the suspect’s home that included an airgun, communications devices whose browser history contained search queries about repurposing the airgun for combat, and materials describing armed attacks on educational institutions.

Russia’s Investigations Committee in the Tatarstan region, which includes Kazan, has opened a criminal case against the suspect, who wasn’t identified, on charges of premeditating a murder of two or more people.

Teenager detained on suspicion of plotting attack on educational institution, FSB says

Russia’s Investigations Committee in the Tatarstan region has opened a criminal case against the suspect on charges of premeditating a murder of two or more people

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FSB thwarts sabotage activities plotted by Ukrainian special services

The FSB has apprehended two Ukrainian agents, who arrived in Russia to collect information and take photos and videos of strategically important enterprises and transportation infrastructure

MOSCOW, December 2. /TASS/. The Russian Federal Security Service (FSB) has prevented the intelligence and sabotage activities plotted by the Ukrainian special services.

"The FSB has suppressed the intelligence and sabotage activities carried out by the Ukrainian Security Service in three Russian regions," the federal service told TASS on Thursday. The FSB noted that additional active search and investigative measures were underway.

Collecting data
The FSB has apprehended two Ukrainian agents, Zinoviy Koval, born in 1974, and his son Igor Koval, born in 1999, who arrived in Russia to collect information and take photos and videos of strategically important enterprises and transportation infrastructure. According to the FSB, "the detainees confessed that they had been recruited by a current employee of the Ukrainian Security Service, Colonel Vasily Kovalik <…>, who instructed them to collect data on strategic locations for a $10,000 reward." The Russian federal agency also reported that handguns, automatic weapons and personal protective equipment, found in the suspects’ car, were sent for further examination.

Furthermore, the Russian federal agency unveiled a video recording of confessions from the Ukrainian spies. "I was instructed to take pictures of Russian railroad and road bridges as well as a thermal power plant," Igor Koval said.

Plotting terrorist attack
Also, the security apprehended an operative of Ukraine’s military intelligence for plotting to carry out a terrorist attack in Russia. The detainee, Alexander Viktorovich Tsilyk, born in 1998, is a resident of the Kiev Region. "He confessed that he was recruited and followed the instructions of Lieutenant Colonel Maksim Leonidovich Kirilovets, born in 1988, sector chief and taskforce member belonging to the operational department of the special reserve at the Chief Directorate of Intelligence of Ukraine’s Ministry of Defense," the FSB press office stated.

The saboteur was supposed to detonate two homemade explosive devices containing 1.5 kg of TNT. To carry out this mission, he first arrived in Russia together with Kirilovets and two military intelligence officers to set up a hideout and weapons stash and transport the explosive devices. "Upon his return to Russia, Tsilyk was caught red-handed with the said weapons as he headed to the scene of the crime," the Russian federal agency revealed. "We have received evidence confirming the terrorist designs of Ukraine’s military intelligence against facilities on our country’s soil," the FSB press service reported.

During the interrogation, Tsilyk revealed that he was trained to work with hiding places, special liaison, to detect outdoor surveillance and ground navigation. "I was entrusted to commit a terrorist attack but was detained," he stated.

Court verdict

Furthermore, a Russian court sentenced Sergey Shvidenko, an operative of the Ukrainian Defense Ministry’s spy agency, to six and a half years in jail for overseeing a sabotage plot in Crimea. ‘’Based in Ukraine, Shvidenko coordinated the training and supervised a sabotage group that was sent to Russia," the Federal Security Service disclosed. In 2016, the group’s members, which included four officers of the Ukrainian Defense Ministry’s Chief Intelligence Directorate and a local asset, were taken into custody, the FSB said. They were given orders and drew up plans to blow up a tower belonging to a radio and television transmission center in Crimea, a mobile gas-fired power plant, a fuel warehouse and a radio tower of the Russian Black Sea Fleet, according to the security service. The names of the agents are Dmitry Shtyblikov, Alexey Stogny, Gleb Shably, Alexey Bessarabov and the name of the asset is Vladimir Dudka, the FSB revealed.

Russian security agents nabbed Shvidenko in July 2021, and he confessed to hatching a sabotage plot in Russia under the direction of Colonel Nikolay Spodar, who headed the South Unit of the Ukrainian Defense Ministry’s Chief Intelligence Directorate, according to the FSB.

An investigation has fully established the guilt of the former Ukrainian military intelligence operative, and in November 2021 a court considered the evidence submitted by the FSB, and consequently convicted Captain 1st Rank Shvidenko of plotting to commit crimes against the security of Russia, sentencing him to six and a half years in a maximum-security prison, the FSB stated.

FSB thwarts sabotage activities plotted by Ukrainian special services

The FSB has apprehended two Ukrainian agents, who arrived in Russia to collect information and take photos and videos of strategically important enterprises and transportation infrastructure

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Courts rule to arrest all four suspects in Crimea’s Hizb ut-Tahrir case

Some of the arrests were made in Sevastopol

SIMFEROPOL, February 9. /TASS/. A court in Simferopol on Wednesday ruled to arrest a suspect in an Hizb ut-Tahrir (a terrorist group banned in Russia) case, the latest of four arrests in the case.

Some of the arrests were made in Sevastopol.

Russia’s Federal Security Service said earlier on Wednesday that it eliminated a Hizb ut-Tahrir terrorist cell in Crimea, detaining four members.

The men, according to the agency known as the FSB, disseminated the ideas of the organization in the region and attempted to recruit new members.

Courts rule to arrest all four suspects in Crimea’s Hizb ut-Tahrir case

Some of the arrests were made in Sevastopol

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FSB nabs three ‘sleeper’ terrorist cells in Russia on tip-off from Tajikistan


The members of these groups had been trained in Syria and Iraq and returned to CIS countries, Tajik Interior Minister Ramazon Rakhimzoda informed

DUSHANBE, February 2. /TASS/. Three ‘sleeper’ cells of terrorist groups were uncovered and busted in Russia on information received from Tajikistan’s Interior Ministry, Tajik Interior Minister Ramazon Rakhimzoda told a press conference on Wednesday.

"As a result of joint activity, we sent three messages to the Russian Interior Ministry that there were ‘sleeper’ cells of terrorist organizations on the territory of Russia and, based on our information, they carried out operational and search measures and apprehended over 13 members of terrorist and extremist organized criminal gangs made up of citizens of not only Tajikistan but also of other republics," he said.

The apprehended individuals were located on the territory of Russia, the Tajik interior minister specified.

The members of these groups had been trained in Syria and Iraq and returned to CIS countries, including Russia, he added.

"We systematically carry out joint work on an information exchange, detention and the study of the experience of apprehending terrorist groups located on the territory of CIS countries," Rakhimzoda said.

FSB nabs three ‘sleeper’ terrorist cells in Russia on tip-off from Tajikistan

The members of these groups had been trained in Syria and Iraq and returned to CIS countries, Tajik Interior Minister Ramazon Rakhimzoda informed

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FSB foils terror act plotted by supporters of Ukraine’s Right Sector in Crimea

In the garage of one of the apprehended individuals, the FSB seized components for making an explosive with striking elements and explosive substances, the press office said
MOSCOW, February 23. /TASS/. Russia’s Federal Security Service (FSB) foiled a terror act in an Orthodox church in Crimea plotted by supporters of Ukraine’s Right Sector extremist group (outlawed in Russia) and detained six people, the FSB press office told TASS on Wednesday.

"The Federal Security Service foiled a terrorist act in the Republic of Crimea. As a result of measures taken, the security forces detained six Russian nationals who are supporters of the Ukrainian Right Sector extremist group and who were plotting to detonate an improvised explosive device in one of Orthodox churches in the region with the aim of intimidating the population," the press office reported.

In the garage of one of the apprehended individuals, the FSB seized components for making an explosive with striking elements and explosive substances, the press office said.

"In the radicals’ communications devices, the FSB found instructions for their production and correspondence with the discussion of the plotted terror attack also proving the detainees’ complicity in the propaganda of the radical ideology in the Internet," the press office added.

The FSB operatives also seized the paraphernalia of the Right Sector, it said.

FSB foils terror act plotted by supporters of Ukraine’s Right Sector in Crimea

In the garage of one of the apprehended individuals, the FSB seized components for making an explosive with striking elements and explosive substances, the press office said

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[Jake84]

Since not every of us can speak or read Russian, it probably won’t.

Care to sum it up in English for us?

 

[Bombardier]

A Google translate returns

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