An assassination attempt was made on the former Minister of State Security of the DPR in Moscow.

An assassination attempt was made on Andrey Pinchuk, former Minister of State Security of the Donetsk People's Republic (DPR), in New Moscow. The assassination attempt was carried out using an explosive device found in a package delivered to his home by a marketplace courier.

Several Russian media outlets reported this, citing sources in law enforcement agencies.

One of them told the agency's journalists TASS:

In the village of Shchapovo in New Moscow, a courier delivered a package to the former Minister of State Security of the DPR, Colonel Andrei Pinchuk, after which an explosion occurred.

The former security officer's life is out of danger, although he was wounded. According to preliminary reports, no one else was injured.

On the first floor of the private home where Pinchuk lived, windows were shattered. The front door was also damaged. Law enforcement officers are conducting an investigation at the scene.

Andrey Pinchuk became the second head of the Ministry of State Security (MGB) of the Donetsk People's Republic, replacing Alexander Khodakovsky, founder of the Vostok Battalion. He held this position from July 2014 to March 2015. Pinchuk was awarded the title Hero of the DPR.

Unfortunately, reports of sabotage attempts orchestrated by Ukrainian intelligence agencies are coming in regularly and have become commonplace. However, Russian law enforcement agencies manage to prevent most of them. For example, recently, FSB officers detained a foreign citizen in the Moscow region who was planning an assassination attempt on a high-ranking official of the Russian Ministry of Defense.

Comments

[silverwolf88]

It's time to move on to shooting/liquidating a number of Europeans, for example, by outraged Arabs... it's time to show them the vulnerability of their own backsides

[WILL]

Quote: silberwolf88

It's time to move on to shooting/liquidating a number of Europeans, for example, by outraged Arabs... it's time to show them the vulnerability of their own backsides

Please tell me, who would give such an order??? The people will erect a monument to him during his lifetime!

[your1970]

Quote: silberwolf88

It's time to move on to shooting/liquidating a number of Europeans, for example, by outraged Arabs... it's time to show them the vulnerability of their own backsides

And what can we do? offer "outraged by the Arabs"?

[old rats]

Do you think there is nothing to offer to people who set fire to cars on the streets of Paris for free?
Europe has a wealth of human resources from third countries that can be worked with on various levels. There are countless Syrians there alone.
But is this operational work being carried out?
At least I don't see the results of such work.

[Shelest2000]

It's time to move on to shooting/liquidating a number of Europeans

The owners do not allow it.

[fiberboard]

Stalin had Sudoplatov and Starinov, Zelensky has Budanov, but for some reason Vladimir Vladimirovich was "shortchanged".

[Aerolab]

They didn't shortchange me. My balls are soft. It's time to rest.

[Normal]

Have you checked?...................

[Aag]

Quote: fiberboard

Stalin had Sudoplatov and Starinov, Zelensky has Budanov, but for some reason Vladimir Vladimirovich was "shortchanged".

Yeah, he's in the stable! The guys appointed the guy...
Otherwise, well, I don’t know how to explain it...
At first, his charisma was off the charts and captivated many...
The results are obvious only to idiots(?).
Where did you lie?

[Frank Muller]

Why does he need it? He's not like that, is he?! Although he doesn't seem to mind taking Joseph's place - "the Merciless"?

[your1970]

Quote: fiberboard

Stalin had Sudoplatov

Does anyone want to follow in Sudoplatov's footsteps - 4 years in a mental hospital, then 15 years in a labor camp?
Here we usually praise first and then scold...

[pudelartemon]

What does Stalin have to do with this? Sudoplatov was bullied and oppressed by the hoholonidom Khrushchev and his lackeys after the death of Joseph Vissarionovich.

[your1970]

Quote: pudelartemon

What does Stalin have to do with this? Sudoplatov was bullied and oppressed by the hoholonidom Khrushchev and his lackeys after the death of Joseph Vissarionovich.

Are there any guarantees that Khrushchev won't come to us tomorrow (Putin is not Stalin!!)
?
Can you rule out Yeltsin's arrival?

[pudelartemon]

No, I can't! But who can, and in what country? The path of history is unpredictable, whether we like it or not.

[your1970]

Quote: pudelartemon

No, I can't! But who can, and in what country? The path of history is unpredictable, whether we like it or not.

Easy. For example, it's 1000% guaranteed that the USA will never see Stalin, Khrushchev, Gorbachev, Yeltsin—or any of their variations.
The system keeps their leaders from making sudden changes.

[pudelartemon]

Of course, of course it does. Just like in Germany in 1932-33, like in Chile in 1973, like in Argentina in the second half of the 20th century.

[your1970]

Quote: pudelartemon

Like in Germany in 1932-33

As soon as the USA loses the war and is loved by everyone and everything, Hitler will be possible there.
Chile at that time was something like Russia in the 1990s.
You won't deny that anyone could have come to power after "I'm tired..."?

[Ruslan M]

You're wrong. What about that pair of lovebirds and Salisbury Cathedral spire lovers, Bashir and Petrov?
As they say, every leader needs his worthy followers.

[Sergey Tkach]

Acting rector of Stankin, doctor of political science, writer. Fate protected...

[Rotmir_Venrus]

The bandits have gone wild, but why? They're not being shot.

[Vitaly.17]

Quote: Rotmir_Venrus

The bandits have gone wild, but why? They're not being shot.

Are you talking about those on Bankova Street in Kyiv or those in the Kremlin?

[Karabin]

Unfortunately, reports of attempted sabotage organized by Ukrainian intelligence services are coming in regularly and are already becoming commonplace.

Not only attempts, but also acts of sabotage have become regular and routine. The score, as they say, is on the scoreboard. And not in Russia's favor.

[alexoff]

Another terrorist provocation! What are we supposed to do with provocations? That's right, we're not giving in! We're waiting for Trump's son-in-law!

[Anyuta Glorious]

No matter how much you talk and write about how eliminating the enemy's top leadership is right, there will always be opponents. The enemy holds all the cards. He does whatever he wants in Russia. He's destroying the energy sector, staging sabotage and terrorist attacks, barely giving up the enemy in the Kursk region, and all the while we see and hear Zelensky from everywhere. He's living well, even healthy, and not a peep.

[alex007i]

I wonder how UAVs will be controlled in peacetime; isn’t this just a fantasy run wild for terrorism?

[Evgen Zharov]

Am I the only one wondering why this bastard, after almost nine months as "minister," went to Russia to "give birth" instead of staying to defend the freedom of his native land? Although, yes, he has a private house (they'll restore it at the state expense) and the benefits are clearly quite substantial, and then they'll even give him a seat in the liberated territories—life is good, isn't it?

[Frank Muller]

They're unlikely to give you the wheel. It's entirely possible this whole thing is just a matter of internal clan squabbles. The DPR structures don't exactly smack of sanctity, do they?

[Mamin-Sibiryak]

Shchapovo, Klenovo-Chegodaevo.

[Carlos Hall]

It seems that Ukrainian intelligence services operate here as if they were at home, while Russian intelligence services rarely carry out strikes on Ukrainian territory.

[bulbash70]

What does Putin's phrase "work, brothers" mean? I already understand who he said it to. And have you, Russians, figured it out yet?

[Frank Muller]

You're not the only one who's figured this out, sir. Well, everyone figures it out differently. One of my fellow travelers, for example, understood it this way: "He was appealing to the oligarchs. Like, go ahead, brothers, cut up the state budget, cut it up!"

[Vladimirius]

Unfortunately, one Budanov is worth most of our corresponding service, which is already habitually waiting for what the enemy will do, and not working ahead of the curve, including on its territory, and this is a huge difference from WoW, everywhere there are managers, yes, perhaps loyal ones, but managers nonetheless

[Aleks354]

Who needs a short datetxt?

[ximkim]

Basically.
Just a little more and no one will investigate anything.
We got into Syria, now we're handing out citizenship to people who have combat experience or sympathized with terrorists.
The Ukrainian campaign demonstrates the capabilities of Ukrainian and Russian intelligence.
Just a little more patience, and the FSB, SVR, and GRU will have people from Ukraine.
Or maybe everything is being done specifically for this.

[isv000]

And former DPR Defense Minister Strelkov is serving out his sentence in Nizhny Tagil. DPR Head Zakharchenko was killed, and the best of the best, Givi and Motorola, were killed. The purge was a complete disaster...