The specific purpose of the sabotage and reconnaissance group, made up of citizens of a number of foreign countries, that attempted to penetrate the Bryansk region is being investigated
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Russian officials continue to comment on another foray across the Russian border. Let us recall that recently our troops, including border units, eliminated a sabotage group while attempting to break through to the Klimovsky District of the Bryansk Region from the territory of Ukraine. The FSB previously reported that among those eliminated was a foreigner, on whose body a tattoo was found that is used by American rangers – servicemen of the special forces.
According to the official representative of the Russian Foreign Ministry, the sabotage group that they tried to send to the Bryansk region included citizens of not only the United States, but also other countries. In particular, these were citizens of Poland and Canada.
Maria Zakharova in an interview RIA News pointed out that it is possible that new details about the liquidated saboteurs may come to light during the ongoing investigation.
The Federal Security Service, in turn, adds that the sabotage and reconnaissance group destroyed in the Klimovsky district had foreign weapon and equipment.
It remains to be seen what the specific objective of the sabotage and reconnaissance group sent to the Bryansk region was, and whether it was a single group. There are suggestions that the armed special forces could have been heading towards one of the military facilities, as well as towards the road that goes through the Bryansk region towards Belarus.
Cpl James Gulliver. http://www.defenseimagery.mil/imageRetrieve.action?guid=7540f90cef549887186fada5bd484c0dad157c4a&t=2, Public domain, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=32369004
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