Ukrainian secret services kill Kremlin General: a bang in Moscow!

Ukrainian secret services kill Kremlin General: a bang in Moscow!

Moscow, Russland - kyiv, Ukraine - A dramatic blow in warfare: The Ukrainian secret service has laid the bar with the targeted elimination of a high -ranking Russian general in Moscow! Igor Kirillov, the 54-year-old commander of the Russian nuclear protection forces, was brutally killed-and only a day after he has been accused of having used chemical weapons against Ukrainian soldiers.

The explosion that Kirillov and his assistants tore from life was done by explosives that were hidden in a scooter that was parked in front of a house in Moscow. The force of the detonation shattered windows and doors in the area and dropped the snow of parked cars. A neighbor described it as a "breath of death" - a shock for everyone nearby!

a goal of the highest importance

Kirillov was no stranger. He often appeared in Russian talk shows and spread unfounded claims about Ukraine, including the alleged planning of a "dirty bomb" and the existence of "biowaffe laboratories" in Ukraine. But now he is dead and the Ukrainian government has taken responsibility for this attack. An anonymous Ukrainian civil servant told Al Jazeera: "He was a legitimate goal and earned death."

This is already the fourth targeted attack on high -ranking Russian military in less than two months! The Ukrainian strategy of eliminating Russian military leaders and their supporters has developed over a decade and now shows its effect. The campaign is not only run against separatists and collaborators in the occupied areas, but also directly in the heart of Russia.

a systematic attack

The Ukrainian secret services have a network of volunteers who are looking for information about Russian military leaders on social media and open sources that are held responsible for war crimes. "Yes, I am calling on systematic violence against the murderers," said businessman Maksym Bakhmatov, who published a list of 1,400 Russian soldiers who are accused of torturing and killing civilians.

The youngest victims of this campaign are not only generals, but also designers of rockets and drones as well as separatist leaders. The murder of Kirillov is seen as a "highest possible success" for the Ukrainian secret services, which frightens the Russian military leadership. "The setbacks will reach the war criminals, no matter where they are," warned the former deputy chief of staff of the Ukrainian armed forces, Igor Romanenko.

The reactions in Russia are mixed. While some pro-Kremlin journalists have the attack as a distraction from the bad news on the front, other concerns about the possible retaliation. "We are in a deep crisis. We lose the war," said a nurse from Kiev and warned of the consequences that this murder could lead.

The explosion in Moscow is further proof that the conflict continues not only on the battlefield, but also in the shadows and behind the scenes. The Ukrainian strategy of targeting the Russian military leaders shows that the war goes far beyond the borders of Ukraine and further heated the geopolitical tensions.