Ukrainian secret service: Moscow loses important armaments researchers!

Ukrainian secret service: Moscow loses important armaments researchers!

Kuzminsky-Waldpark, Kotelniki, Oblast Moskau, Russland - A targeted attack by the Ukrainian military secret service HRU caused a sensation near Moscow. The Russian rocket scientist Mikhail Schattki, who was considered the key figure in the development of weapon systems such as the KH-69 marching missile, was killed in the Kuzminsky-Waldpark near Kotelniki. This news quickly spread through Ukrainian media, including the broadcaster Hromadske, which relies on secret service sources. Photos of Shatki's suspected body are now circulating on social networks and have even been commented on by journalists like Alexander Nevzorov, who shared the picture with the remark that those responsible for the genocide of the Ukrainians will not die of natural death, such as the platform today reported.

Ukrainian strategy against Russian military technologists

Schattki, who worked for a state aerial and space company, was significantly involved in the development of Russian drones that are used in the Ukraine War. "Anyone who is involved in the development of the Russian military-industrial complex in any way and thus supports Russian aggression against Ukraine is a legitimate goal for the defense forces," emphasized an employee of the Ukrainian secret service to Hromadske. This incident illustrates the aggressive strategy of Ukraine to target leading heads of the Russian armaments industry in order to weaken Russia's military skills href = "https://www.fr.de/politikes-ziel-ukraine-tetet-tutins-raketen-bei-moskau-zr-9346872.html"> fr.de .

At the same time, the Russian secret service FSB reported the arrest of a German citizen in Nischni Novgorod, who allegedly planned an act of sabotage against a railway line. These developments show that the conflict continues not only at the military level, but also in the form of hidden operations and international tensions. The death of Shatki could not only affect Russian military research, but also heat the geopolitical tensions.