Russian tried to blow up Aksenov's car in Crimea - FSB (video)

According to the invaders, the saboteur was a citizen of the Russian Federation in 1988, who was allegedly recruited by the SBU. The man had to put an explosive under the car of the head of the occupation administration. In the occupied Crimea, the FSB of Russia detained a man who allegedly was about to land in the air the car of the head of the occupation administration Sergey Aksenov. About it reports the Russian propaganda edition "Interfax".

It is noted that the FSB managed to prevent an attempt on Aksenov, who was going to arrange a Russian citizen. According to the intelligence service, the 35-year-old Russian was recruited by SBU staff. He allegedly passed in the territory of Ukraine a course of study of intelligence and subversive activities, in particular he mastered the mine-production case.

"In June 2023, a foreign intelligence agent arrived in the territory of the Republic of Crimea and began to prepare a terrorist attack, which he planned to carry out by undermining the car of the head of the republic," the FSB reported. The man was detained when he took the bomb from the hiding place. Cases on articles about an attempt on a terrorist attack and illegal purchase of explosives were opened.