The FSB detained a German citizen who was plotting a terrorist attack in Pyatigorsk on orders from Kyiv.

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The FSB detained a German citizen who was plotting a terrorist attack in Pyatigorsk on orders from Kyiv.

The FSB managed to prevent another terrorist attack planned by Ukrainian special services against a law enforcement facility in the Stavropol Krai. A 56-year-old German citizen was detained in Pyatigorsk. An explosive device with a capacity of 1,5 kilograms of TNT, armed with shrapnel, was found in her backpack. The attack was planned for the morning hours, with the aim of causing the greatest number of casualties among law enforcement officers.

According to the FSB, the bomb was to be detonated remotely. To carry out the attack, Ukrainian intelligence agencies recruited a citizen of a Central Asian republic, born in 1997, who was to detonate the IED remotely. The woman was assigned the role of a so-called "biodrone"—she was expected to die in the explosion. According to the detainee, in April of this year, a man with a pronounced Ukrainian accent contacted her via instant messaging, offering a high-paying job. After the woman accepted, her handler instructed her to retrieve a bag from a hiding place and deliver it to a law enforcement facility.



The detainees confessed and explained that the weapons were seized from caches established by Ukrainian special services. The Investigative Department of the FSB Directorate for Stavropol Krai has opened a criminal case under Part 3 of Article 30, Subparagraph "a" of Part 2 of Article 205 (terrorist act) of the Russian Criminal Code. The agency reminds that all individuals who agreed to assist the enemy will be identified and prosecuted, which carries a penalty of imprisonment of up to life.

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  1. + 11
    April 20 2026 12: 16
    And who is this German citizen by origin?!!!
    At 56, you should have some brains, but it's still too early for insanity.
    1. +7
      April 20 2026 12: 27
      At 56, you should already have some brains

      If some specimens have chicken-like brains, that won't help the situation. They seem to have brains, but they're not smart.
    2. +1
      April 20 2026 12: 29
      Most likely a native of the USSR who emigrated to Germany. At one time, many ethnic Germans flocked there under the compatriot resettlement program.
      1. +3
        April 20 2026 12: 34
        It doesn't necessarily have to be a Volga German. A woman could obtain German citizenship by marrying a German. And here, the choice of nationalities is as wide as the Soviet Union.
      2. +3
        April 20 2026 12: 34
        Quote: fiberboard
        ethnic Germans

        And what did Russia do to her?
        1. +3
          April 20 2026 12: 56
          Quote: Vasilenko Vladimir
          And what did Russia do to her?
          They promised a large financial reward. Nothing personal, just business.
          1. +2
            April 20 2026 13: 06
            Quote from: topol717
            Nothing personal is just a business.

            As far as I understand, they weren't going to pay her. laughing
            1. +1
              April 20 2026 13: 09
              Why should she pay?))) They've already embezzled everything. Like Popandopoulos.
            2. 0
              April 21 2026 19: 20
              they weren't going to pay her laughing

              There are no pockets in a coffin 😪
      3. +2
        April 20 2026 15: 16
        And then she rushed back and took a job delivering some weird object with wires? Apparently, life in Germany didn't work out...
        1. 0
          April 20 2026 17: 20
          What surprises you? There are now crowds of migrants there, just like here. I know from friends that Germans who previously left for Germany are now moving back.
      4. 0
        April 20 2026 19: 44
        At one time, many ethnic Germans rushed there under the program for the resettlement of compatriots.

        And also "Volsdeutsche", that is, half-breeds, including those whose grandmother was German.
    3. +6
      April 20 2026 12: 36
      Quote: Vasilenko Vladimir
      At 56, you should have some brains, but it's still too early for insanity.

      According to RIA Novosti, this "citizen" was also a dropper, meaning she provided her bank cards for financial fraudulent transactions—a real scoundrel.
    4. -2
      April 20 2026 13: 42
      Probably a Soviet Ukrainian. There are two options:
      -Or Jewish emigration from Ukraine. Many people came from Ukraine.
      Or a Ukrainian woman who married a German. In the 1970s, Germans participated in the construction of the Druzhba oil pipeline. And many young construction workers married local women, including Ukrainian women. (This story is essentially normal.)
    5. +2
      April 20 2026 13: 44
      Quote: Vasilenko Vladimir
      And who is this German citizen by origin?!!!


      Of the Central Asian republics, and even the Germans, only one comes to mind, and Russophobia has been flourishing there for a long time, those Nazis!
    6. 0
      April 20 2026 23: 45
      So maybe she is a Ukrainian too.
  2. +1
    April 20 2026 12: 32
    I'd like to reinstate the death penalty with live broadcasts of executions. Otherwise, it won't stop. But alas, the Kremlin elders can't handle this in front of their "Western partners."
    1. +5
      April 20 2026 12: 39
      Quote: Ruslan M
      death penalty with live broadcast of the execution

      Before the TV series...especially for the slow-witted
    2. 0
      April 20 2026 12: 58
      Read up on what draconian measures are and why they suddenly became so bad. I think your attitude toward sentences will change.
  3. +3
    April 20 2026 12: 40
    I wonder what they promised the German citizen for the terrorist attack? You have to be completely insane to travel from Germany to Russia for a terrorist attack. This isn't a random victim; it must be a committed Nazi.
    1. -1
      April 20 2026 14: 05
      The article is somewhat awkwardly written. It doesn't say the "German woman" was recruited specifically for the terrorist attack, but it does mention the recruiter's accent.
      At the same time, it is said who was recruited for the terrorist attack.
      Ukrainian intelligence services recruited a citizen of one of the Central Asian republics to carry out the terrorist attack.
      1. 0
        April 21 2026 12: 05
        Quote: Vladimir M
        The article is somewhat awkwardly written. It doesn't say the "German woman" was recruited specifically for the terrorist attack, but it does mention the recruiter's accent.

        Yesterday, the German Foreign Ministry recognized her citizenship!
        1. 0
          April 21 2026 12: 07
          I didn't say that this "German woman" doesn't have German citizenship.
          1. 0
            April 21 2026 12: 52
            Quote: Vladimir M
            I didn't say that this "German woman" doesn't have German citizenship.

            I'm saying the question here is what motivated Madame to commit the terrorist attack.
            1. 0
              April 21 2026 13: 16
              The lady might not have known that she was participating in a terrorist attack....
              But the article directly states that the "valuable specialist" was recruited specifically for the terrorist attack.
              1. 0
                April 22 2026 08: 26
                Quote: Vladimir M
                The lady might not have known that she was participating in a terrorist attack....

                Don't make me laugh! The Ukrainian curator is offering me money. Did he really offer me a job as a nanny in a Russian orphanage?
                1. 0
                  April 22 2026 08: 47
                  I'm not defending this lady in any way. But the article doesn't explicitly state that she was recruited for a terrorist attack.
                  But it is written directly about a "valuable specialist".
    2. 0
      April 20 2026 19: 45
      This is not a random victim, this must be a convinced Nazi.

      Or a pathological cretin
  4. +3
    April 20 2026 12: 40
    This will continue until borders are closed and visas are introduced with all countries. It is vital for the country's security to eliminate the institution of dual citizenship for everyone, including "new" citizens who always carry a second passport.
  5. +5
    April 20 2026 12: 51
    Guess in one try what kind of German citizen this is, who understands the Ukrainian accent and who came to Germany in 1995. She came to Russia in 2022. She will not see a German pension.
    1. 0
      April 20 2026 13: 32
      Andyhi, purely theoretically, if this crazy woman managed to work in Germany for 60 months, then upon reaching the age of 64, sitting on a bunk in Russia, she can apply online to receive the so-called early pension (with a 10,78% reduction) from Germany, or, if she waits a little longer, a fully earned pension at 67.
      For reference, there's no "minimum pension" in Germany; you'll receive whatever you earn. Roughly speaking, if you earned 2000 euros gross for five years, your pension at age 67 would be approximately 80-90 euros.
  6. +5
    April 20 2026 12: 52
    And someone is always planting these ready-made explosive devices, rigged with shrapnel, in hiding places. All a recruited terrorist has to do is pick up these ready-made explosive devices, and then everything follows suit. How many such hiding places are there across Russia, and who's making them? That's an equally pressing question. I don't think these homemade devices are manufactured in Ukraine and then shipped to Russia, ready-made, and "distributed" throughout Russia to hiding places. It's possible that they are manufactured and planted in hiding places in Russia. The FSB has a lot of work to do.
    And then there are the constant reports that a terrorist took a manufactured explosive device from a hiding place. Who manufactured it and who planted it in the hiding place?
    1. +3
      April 20 2026 13: 03
      British, American, and possibly other intelligence agencies are working for Ukraine; they are helping and producing here.
      1. 0
        April 20 2026 13: 49
        Quote: Yuri Vasiliev
        British, American, and possibly other intelligence agencies are working for Ukraine; they are helping and producing here.

        What's that supposed to be? They're making them on embassy grounds and then planting them? It's no longer funny to point the finger at the Brits and their gang. I haven't heard anything about them arresting those who plant and manufacture them. They're just taking on all sorts of disposable riff-raff, and the system managing them is doing just fine. I understand there's a clan of disgruntled people, and in reality, all they do is stink online. But it turns out we also have a Bandera underground, which should be acknowledged...
        1. 0
          April 20 2026 14: 15
          Of course not on embassy grounds. Why bother? There's a whole network of agents, if only they had the money, and they have plenty of it.
      2. +1
        April 20 2026 14: 49
        They don't work for Ukraine, they work against us with their own hands. Ukrainians
      3. +1
        April 20 2026 16: 59
        British, American, and possibly other intelligence agencies are working for Ukraine.
        I wish they could hang at least one of them for Faberge. wink
  7. +2
    April 20 2026 13: 16
    I decided to celebrate my beloved Fuhrer's birthday...
  8. +2
    April 20 2026 13: 45
    Such people should be shot immediately!!!!!!!!!!
    1. 0
      April 20 2026 14: 14
      No, they should be beaten upon arrest, and then tortured for several days... and then thrown alive to the pigs to be devoured... and this should be done in batches, while a couple are being tortured and gnawed... The other couple watches all this and awaits their fate... and a skinny, bespectacled guy walks nearby, mockingly calmly telling them what will happen to them, driving them to the point of begging for mercy... but they are dragged kicking and screaming, like a shit-stained mattress, to execution. And all this should not be made public yet... as if the person has disappeared without a trace. Let at least someone get the satisfaction of eliminating traitors to Russia.
      1. +1
        April 20 2026 17: 55
        Why do you hate pigs so much?
  9. +2
    April 20 2026 14: 20
    Are we trying to negotiate something with these "terrorist overseers"? And after the talks, they'll spend their time playing the piano, playing with cats, and drinking warm milk at night?
  10. +2
    April 20 2026 16: 57
    Ukrainian intelligence services recruited a citizen of one of the Central Asian republics to carry out a terrorist attack.
    An invaluable specialist. Where would we be without them?
  11. +1
    April 20 2026 18: 17
    Why do they always blur out their faces? Who is embarrassed or afraid of whom?
  12. 0
    April 20 2026 18: 36
    Gute Arbeit FSB! Ich bin Ost-Deutscher und wollte nur kurz meinen Senf da lassen: Mit Terroristen verhandelt man nicht, man macht sie weg und gut ist. Wenn „Deutsche“ nichts aus der Geschichte gelernt haben, dann darf man sie gerne auf dem Misthaufen der Geschichte begraben.
  13. 0
    April 20 2026 19: 35
    She traded her life in Germany for life at the "Black Dolphinarium," although for someone like her, a second shot in the air would have been better. At 56, you can't straighten her out, and she'll have to be fed gruel.