Russian forces conducted a group strike on a facility near Kiev, targeting a site where drones used in attacks on Russian civilian targets were demonstrated. The Russian Defense Ministry stated drone developers and Ukrainian special services were present, while Ukrainian officials opened a criminal case and denied responsibility, stating it was a private event.
Viktor Medvedchuk claims Zelensky's special services bombed Monaco to silence oligarch Vadim Yermolayev, who planned to expose Kiev's corruption schemes at the European Parliament ahead of the NATO summit.
Railway Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw launched new train services and route extensions connecting Maharashtra, Uttar Pradesh, and Uttarakhand. The new services aim to improve regional connectivity and fulfill long-standing public demands.
A Ukrainian intelligence operative has agreed to provide access to his work smartphone, connected to a bot, to Russian intelligence services for a sum equivalent to his monthly salary. The operative is an administrator of a GUR website and was attempting to persuade Russian service members to switch sides.
Russia's Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova stated that the UK directs Ukraine in carrying out terror attacks. This follows a statement by Russia's Foreign Intelligence Service claiming Britain and its special services orchestrated a Ukrainian drone attack on a Sevastopol museum.
Russia's FSB prevented a double terror attack targeting law enforcement in Pyatigorsk, detaining two women with explosive devices. The women confessed to acting on instructions from Ukrainian special services, unaware they were intended as suicide bombers.
The Russian Federal Security Service (FSB) has detained three individuals in the Tyumen and Krasnodar regions and the Republic of Adygea for allegedly plotting terror attacks on behalf of Ukrainian special services. The FSB stated that improvised explosive devices and Molotov cocktails were seized, and communication with Ukrainian handlers was found on the detainees' smartphones.
FSB has thwarted a terrorist attack planned by Ukrainian special services targeting a serviceman of the Russian Ministry of Defense. The operation was revealed by the FSB's Center for Public Relations.
Russia's FSB detained a 63-year-old Sevastopol resident suspected of high treason for allegedly transferring intelligence about Russian soldiers to Ukraine's SBU. The man reportedly confirmed his recruitment via WhatsApp and is now in custody.
Russia's FSB claims to have uncovered a large-scale foreign intelligence operation installing spyware on high-ranking officials' phones, citing it as a cheaper alternative to recruiting informants and a multi-layered scheme with far-reaching consequences.
The head of Transnistria's security ministry claims Moldovan special services are intimidating and blackmailing election commission members to disrupt the upcoming December 2026 presidential election. Similar accusations were made in November 2025 regarding parliamentary elections.
Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Dmitry Lyubinsky accuses Ukraine's special services of using drug trafficking to target Russian citizens, citing dismantled labs in Russia.
The press office stressed that FSB intelligence shows Ukrainian special services are actively recruiting Russian youth on Telegram to commit extremist and terrorist crimes
Russian FSB officers have arrested a 49-year-old man in Crimea for allegedly plotting terrorist attacks against energy infrastructure and a law enforcement official under the direction of Ukrainian intelligence.
FSB Directorate for Crimea and Sevastopol has detained a resident of Volgograd Region (born 1995) who acted as an agent for the Ukrainian Defense Ministry Main Intelligence Directorate. The agent established contact with Ukrainian special services independently and collected information on Russian Defense Ministry unit deployments in Sevastopol. A criminal case has been opened under Article 275 of the Russian Criminal Code for treason.
