Overview
- Lieutenant General Jaroslaw Moskalik was killed on Friday in a car bombing in Balaschicha, near Moscow, confirmed by Russian authorities.
- The FSB announced the arrest of a suspect they identified as an agent of Ukrainian intelligence, accusing him of orchestrating the attack.
- Investigators revealed the explosive device, planted in a VW Golf, was remotely detonated, with the suspect allegedly observing from a nearby balcony.
- Russian media reported that Moskalik had been under surveillance for months, with attackers tracking his daily movements.
- This incident is part of a broader pattern of targeted attacks on Russian figures linked to the Ukraine conflict, with several high-profile assassinations in recent years.