
In Voronezh, FSB officers detained a Russian woman recruited by Ukrainian special services to prepare a drone attack on a military airfield.
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The detention is related to the prevention of sabotage at a military facility.
In Voronezh, a woman was detained for preparing an attack by unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) on a military airfield. TASS reports this.
According to the agency, in 2022, a Russian woman who was on the territory of Ukraine was recruited by Ukrainian special services. After which, on the instructions of the curator, she arrived in Voronezh and rented a garage, which was to be used for assembling and launching unmanned aerial vehicles on the territory of a military airfield. At the same time, the UAV had to be controlled remotely from the territory of Ukraine.
To implement the plan, the detainee confiscated and cached nine kits for production, each of them containing 500 grams of explosives.
FSB officers quickly identified and stopped its illegal activities, thereby preventing sabotage at a military facility.
The suspect was detained. She was chosen as a preventive measure in the form of detention.
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