The Russians remotely blew up a 15-year-old schoolboy from Kharkiv region: what happened (photo)

Then a 15-year-old schoolboy, pretending to be a courier, brought explosives to the military unit of the National Guard. A homemade explosive device (SVP) was blown up with a minor agent. In addition to him, a serviceman was killed, who was addressed to the "parcel". Law enforcement officers caught the accomplice of the terrorist attack, she was 28-year-old unemployed from Kharkiv. The woman, by hostile instructions, made an explosive for the courier.

According to the investigation, the SVP was "reinforced" with additional elements for more damage and a mobile phone for remote activation. Kharkiv's finished explosive was put in a sports bag she left in her entrance. From there, it was taken by a 15-year-old guy, whom the Russians found through a telegram-channel for finding "light money". After taking his bag, he ordered a taxi and went with explosives to the military unit.

The hostile special servants monitored the schoolboy with the help of GPS navigation in his phone. When the courier got the planned place, the explosives were removed remotely, eliminating their own agent as a "unnecessary witness". The accomplice was detained at the place of residence, during the searches she found components for a new SVP and a mobile phone, through which the woman maintained communication with the enemy.

Kharkiv is suspected of two articles: aiding in a terrorist attack that led to the death of people and to illegally purchase and store an explosive device. Now she is in custody without the right to pledge, a woman is threatened with life imprisonment with confiscation of property. "The SBU warns Ukrainians: the special services of the Russian Federation began to use a new tactic. They undermine their agents, use them" dark ", and then get rid of as unnecessary witnesses.

If you or your acquaintances are offered" simply bringing a package "to the shopping center, police or other administrative building, know - they want to kill. " The press service called on to report attempts to recruit the SBU chatbot "Sleeping Fsbeshnik". The intelligence service guarantees full confidentiality and promises to carefully process each message.