Defence Intelligence of Ukraine blows up Russian soldiers involved in torturing Ukrainians

In Russia, soldiers of the National Guard of the Russian Federation, who were involved in organizing torture camps in the occupied territories of Ukraine, were neutralized.

The press service of the Defence Intelligence of Ukraine reported on this.

On September 11, an explosion occurred in Yekaterinburg near the checkpoint of a military unit where soldiers of the National Guard of the Russian Federation are based.

An explosive device with a total weight of 6 kg was used for sabotage, and it was placed near the checkpoint.

It is reported that the detonation resulted in the deaths of Russian military personnel involved in war crimes and torture in the occupied territories.

The Defence Intelligence of Ukraine conducted the operation in cooperation with “representatives of the resistance movement acting against the Putin regime on the territory of the aggressor state.”

Russian media reported that the explosion in Yekaterinburg took place at around 6 a.m. A few minutes later, police and ambulances arrived at the scene.

The explosion damaged three cars and injured one person. Glass fragments were scattered at the scene, and brown stains, presumably blood, were seen on the asphalt.

Near the explosion site is military unit 3728, where the 214th Battalion of the National Guard of the Russian Federation is based.

Last month, as part of the Ocheret (Reeds -Ed.) special operation, the Defence Intelligence of Ukraine lured a Russian military to its side and blew up the Storm Z headquarters with officers with his own hands.