FSB Employee Suspected of Car Bombing Former SBU Agent – Latest Updates and Details

FSB employees are held A 41-year-old Russian who is suspected of blowing up the car of a former employee of the Security Service of Ukraine (SBU).

The message does not give the name of the former SBU employee, but Interfax, TASS and RIA Novosti they write that they are talking about Vasily Prozorov, whose car was blown on April 12.

The arrestee’s name is also not mentioned in the release. The FSB claims that after the start of the war, he left for Ukraine, where he was recruited by SBU officers in October 2023. Returning to Moscow in March 2024, he assembled a bomb and detonated a car Prozorov on the instructions of the special services of Ukraine, the FSB said. On video, published intelligence service, the detainee says that he has been living in Ukraine since 2010. According to him, in February, the detainee told him about the work that he personally received from the head of the SBU Vasily Malyuk – go to Moscow and watch the car. Then he got the job of assembling the bomb. He tied it under the bottom of the car on April 9.

Investigative actions are being taken against the detainee; they want to prosecute him under articles of terrorism (205 of the Criminal Code) and treason (275 of the Criminal Code).

Prozorov’s Prado Land Cruiser exploded in a parking lot near a residential building on Korovinskoye Highway in northern Moscow while the engine was starting. Prozorov himself was injured, but survived. He called the car bombing “another attempted terrorist attack by the Kyiv regime and its special services.” Russian Investigative Committee excited criminal case

Vasily Prozorov was an employee of the SBU. In March 2019, he gave a press conference in Moscow, where he said that from April 2014 until his resignation in 2018, he cooperated with Russia “for ideological reasons. ” Prozorov said he worked in the anti-terrorist center of the SBU, according to the real statement he led ATO in Donbass. At the same conference, Prozorov accused the Ukrainian authorities of being involved in the Boeing Malaysia crash near Donetsk in 2014.