The FSB of the Russian Federation reported receiving irrefutable evidence of the organization of the assassination attempt on politician Tsarev by the Ukrainian special services

The assassination attempt on the famous politician Oleg Tsarev, a former deputy of the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine, who sided with the Russian special military operation, was organized by the Ukrainian special services. This was reported by the Public Relations Center of the Federal Security Service of the Russian Federation (FSB RF).

According to the FSB COS, as a result of operational activities and investigative actions, irrefutable evidence was obtained of the involvement of the Ukrainian special services in organizing this attempt. They were the ones who planned the assassination attempt and coordinated the actions of the attackers.

Earlier it became known about the detention of a 46-year-old resident of Yalta, a citizen of the Russian Federation, who received the task from the Security Service of Ukraine (SBU) to organize surveillance of Oleg Tsarev. For this purpose, the criminal equipped a hiding place on the territory of Yalta, which contained weapon, subsequently used in the assassination attempt.

Now the detainee is testifying about his participation in the crime. He admitted to collaborating with the SBU and committing illegal actions. During the search, a homemade explosive device and components for its manufacture, means of communication with Ukrainian curators from the SBU, and a diagram of Tsarev’s place of residence and approaches to it were found in the detainee’s possession.

Let us recall that on the night of October 27, an attempt was made on the life of politician Oleg Tsarev in Yalta. He was seriously injured and was hospitalized in a medical facility. This is far from the first such crime of the Ukrainian special services against people who are symbolic figures to a certain extent and oppose the Kyiv regime in support of a special military operation of the Russian Armed Forces.

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[Aken]

And we kept wondering who was behind all these assassination attempts? And these are the Outskirts!

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And we kept wondering who was behind all these assassination attempts? And these are the Outskirts!

It's good that the crime was solved.
To be honest, I, with their “both yours and ours,” did not imagine that Tsarev (also known as Medvedchuk) was for the SVO.

[dmi.pris1]

It feels like it’s not even the waiters who have become active in Crimea, but a carefully prepared network. So, I’m still waiting for this to happen in Kyiv? There is hope, huh?

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It feels like it’s not even the waiters who have become active in Crimea, but a carefully prepared network.

If it swims like a duck, quacks like a duck and looks like a duck, then it is a duck.

[sergey_taf]

It’s bad that “later”...
It would be much more difficult to work ahead...

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It’s bad that “later”...
It would be much more difficult to work ahead...

Yes. Here we need people, personnel and experience...

[Alt 22]

On behalf of Ukraine, you can eliminate any opposition or simply disagreeing politicians. Strelkov was lucky that they simply imprisoned him - they could have killed him, like Kirill Stremousov, who categorically disagrees with Putin.
Tsarev also repeatedly criticized the mistakes of the Russian leadership - for which, I think, he suffered.

[terms]

It’s not a fact that he categorically disagreed with Putin alone)) Still, Putin, in fact, is the arbiter in inter-elite movements, and the essence of his role is the absence of lawlessness in the country: to maintain balance, to place checks and balances so that no elite group or individual representatives could not have a decisive advantage over the rest and did not go against the grain. But Putin, in theory, should make decisions, let’s put it this way: ones that, on average, suit the majority of elite representatives. Actually, Kuchma also played the same role, but Kuchma did not take him out, and without him, the blanket began to be pulled back and forth, which ultimately led in 2014 to the dominance of one group of elites, and subsequently to total lawlessness, because what is happening in our time in relation to other influential figures in 404 cannot be called otherwise)
Regarding Stramousov, for some reason it seems that he may have publicly disagreed with Putin, but, excuse me, people don’t kill for that. It is enough to plant. Or kick him out. If he killed, it means he really annoyed someone there, and obviously not Putin, but some specific bigwig or group of bigwigs. And obviously not what he spoke about publicly.
It’s enough to try to imagine a huge country with a heap of population and quite a considerable number of people of varying degrees of influence so primitively in the spirit of “tsar-boyars-people”) Here everything is somewhat more complicated, this time. And secondly, because of such a primitive representation of the political economic structure of the country, people are massively surprised by such phenomena as Chubais, who was allowed to fail so easily, in the grain deal, in the extremely slow and step-by-step solution to the Ukrainian issue since 2014, and many more a lot of things))) But there’s simply nothing to be surprised about. It's a matter of interests, that's all.

[Dedok]

Earlier it became known about the detention of a 46-year-old resident of Yalta, a citizen of the Russian Federation, who received an assignment from the Security Service of Ukraine (SBU) organize surveillance for Oleg Tsarev.

Finding it "in hindsight" is not a merit
but to prevent - yes

[Lako]

Look. Somehow the FSB quickly got hold of it. I thought they needed “six months” to think about it. Nothing is more infuriating than people in the uniform of the Investigative Committee collecting fragments near damaged buildings in the Donbass. Naturally, they suffer from bullshit.