
The man planned to blow up the cars of defense enterprise employees on instructions from Ukraine
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The Russian FSB stopped the activities of a person suspected of preparing sabotage at a defense industry facility.
The Russian FSB has published footage of the arrest of a Tambov resident who, on instructions from the Ukrainian special services, was preparing to blow up cars in the parking lot of a military-industrial complex enterprise in the region.
Earlier on Tuesday, the department announced the detention of a Tambov resident who, on instructions from the Ukrainian special services, was preparing to blow up cars of employees of a regional military-industrial complex enterprise.
In the published footage, FSB officers are detaining the defendant in a forest; he is carrying a blue bag in his hands.

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