He lived in one entrance: in the Russian Federation found "Ukrainian trail" in the undermining of General Moskalik (photo)

The Russian Telegram channels Baza and Mash told details about the owner of the Volkswagen Golf car, which exploded on April 25 near Moscow. It turned out that the car was resold several times. The last owner-40-year-old Ignatus Kuzin, who in February 2025 purchased a car from a citizen of Andriy P. Roszmi could not contact Ignaat, but communicated with Andrew P. He told that the buyer was "normal" and therefore "no suspicion".

At the same time, it is emphasized that Kuzin is a native of Ukraine and arrived in the Russian Federation from Sumy in 2015. Before that, he allegedly lived in Mariupol and worked at Azovstal before reduction. The man settled in the Karachayevo-Cherkes Republic of the Russian Federation, as evidenced by the data on its registration.

In addition, Roszmi found that he visited earnings in the Yamalo-Nenets Autonomous District of the Russian Federation, for some time he lived in Khimki near Moscow and social networks occasionally wrote something against Ukraine and the Maidan, says MASH. The media posted a photo of the last owner of Volkswagen Golf. In the photo we see a man in the form of an All -Russian Volunteer Fire Society.

Roszma's posts do not indicate whether the cousin has some connection with the incident, which resulted in the killed Major-General of the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation. Meanwhile, RIA Novosti has published a new official statement about the explosion in Balashis. Roszmi wrote that the head of the investigative committee of the Russian Federation Alexander Bastkin responded to the event. The official stated that the Central Committee would be investigated.

Other versions of the incident of the UK of Russia have not yet published. It should be noted that about 10:40 A. on April 25 in Balashis, a suburb of Moscow, a car that stood a few meters from the entrance exploded. In the video from the scene, we see how a man moved the figure of a man in a second before the car. After the detonation, the car was engaged, fragments flew in all sides, and glass was flying in the nearest windows, testifying to the frames that appeared on the network.

Subsequently, it was revealed that the explosion was killed by Major General Yaroslav Moskalik, an employee of the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Defense Ministry. According to the first versions of the Investigative Committee, they considered the possibility of an explosion of a gas cylinder or a homemade explosive device. Meanwhile, the Russian Federation said what the dead did.