Moscow shaked: Ukrainian SBU takes responsibility for bombing!

Moscow shaked: Ukrainian SBU takes responsibility for bombing!

An explosion shakes Moscow: General Igor Kirillov is dead!

A shock for Russia! The high -ranking General Igor Kirillov, who headed the country's nuclear defense, was killed in a devastating bomb explosion in Moscow on Tuesday. The incident turned the security situation upside down in the capital and raises questions about those responsible.

In the early morning hours, the accident occurred when a bomb, hidden in an E-Scooter, detonated from a residential building in the Ryazansky brochure. According to the Russian investigation committee, the place was only 7 kilometers from Kremlin. This explosion was not just a targeted attack, but a sign of escalation in the ongoing conflict.

The dramatic details of the explosion

The bomb had an explosive force of around 300 grams of TNT equivalent, as the Tass news agency reported. According to reports, the explosive device was remotely controlled, which underlines the precision of the attack. Images from the crime scene show an e-scooter with torn handlebars and massive damage to the entrance area of the building. "Two funeral bags could be seen on the street," said Al Jazera. The force of the explosion even damaged windows up to the fourth floor!

In addition to Kirillov, his assistant also died. The explosion not only demanded human life, but also affected many apartments - around ten apartments were damaged. A disturbing picture of the devastation that shakes the whole nation!

who was Igor Kirillov?

The 54-year-old Kirillov has been the head of the troops for radiological, chemical and biological defense since April 2017. This special unit of the Russian army is responsible for use under extreme conditions. Kirillov was married and had two sons. He was internationally controversial and was under sanctions, including Great Britain and Canada, because of his role in the Ukraine conflict.

The reactions from Russia are unmistakable. The Russian investigation committee has already initiated criminal proceedings and describes the incident as a "terrorist attack". Maria Zakharova, the spokeswoman for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, praised Kirillov as one who worked “fearless for the mother country”. Dmitry Medvedev, the deputy chairman of the Security Council, spoke of "figs and hideous" attacks that the Ukraine committed.

On the other hand, Ukraine has taken responsibility for the attack. An anonymous civil servant of the SBU described Kirillov as a war criminal and explained that he was a legitimate goal because he gave orders to use banned chemical weapons against the Ukrainian army. "Revenge for war crimes is inevitable," said the official. According to the SBU, Russia has used banned chemical ammunition over 4,800 times in February 2022.

This incident is not only another bloody act in the Ukraine conflict, but also a turning point that could further heat the dynamics between the two countries. The world looks forward to developments in Moscow and the possible reactions from Kyiv!