Ukrainian Spy Service Allegedly Orchestrated Assassination Using Cat Crate Bomb

Ukrainian Spy Service Allegedly Orchestrated Assassination Using Cat Crate Bomb

Ukrainian spy service, the SBU, reportedly planned and executed the assassination of Darya Dugina, the daughter of Russian ideologue Alexander Dugin, using bomb parts concealed inside a cat carrier, according to The Washington Post.

Dugina, a 29-year-old advocate for the invasion of Ukraine, was killed in a car bombing in the outskirts of Moscow in August 2022. The SBU allegedly smuggled the bomb parts into Russia from Estonia, hidden in a cat carrier with a secret compartment. The operation involved surveillance of Dugina by a woman who had entered Russia with her 12-year-old daughter. Russian officials have previously accused Ukrainian spies of being behind the attack, a claim denied by Kyiv.

The report also revealed that the SBU has been involved in a series of assassinations, causing concern among officials in Washington and Kyiv. The Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) has denied involvement in these killings.

 

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