Chief Of Nuclear Plant Security in Ukraine's Russian-Occupied Zaporizhzhya Killed in Car Bombing

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Source: Ukrainian Military Intelligence (GUR) via YouTube

Ukrainian Military Intelligence (GUR) killed the head of security at the Russian-controlled Zaporizhzhya nuclear power plant in Ukraine with a car bombing on 4 Oct. Andrei Korotky died after a homemade explosive device was planted under his car and detonated when the vehicle began moving. Korotky was also the former head of the Moscow-installed local council of deputies in the city of Enerhodar, where the blast occurred. Ukrainian intelligence accused him of war crimes and organizing pro-Russian events during the occupation. Russia’s Investigative Committee has opened a probe into the deadly bombing.

Read more: https://www.rferl.org/a/enerhodar-car-bomnbing-andrey-korotky-death-zaporizhzhya/33146080.html

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Ukrainian Military Intelligence (GUR) posted a video of the assassination on social media, claiming full credit for eliminating this “quisling.” He was not the first victim of IEDs planted in the cars of Russian HVTs.

Click for video:

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/world/employee-at-russian-controlled-nuclear-plant-killed-by-ukraine-in-car-bomb-attack/vi-AA1rIfnJ

[jvill]

1. And not the last...

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2. Agree. Already good, UKR espionage capabilities have been getting even better these past 2.5 years.

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3. Good news!

[WhiteTara]

4. there's a cost for invading a sovereign country.

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5. The cost is high indeed and that collaborator paid the ultimate price for Vladimir Putin

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6. Russian vehicle explosions in occupied Ukraine is fast becoming a spectator sport