Planned Terror Attack on Russian Defense Facility Foiled

The Russian Federal Security Service (FSB) has thwarted a planned terrorist attack on a strategic defense facility in the Moscow Region, which was organized by Ukrainian secret services using FPV drones. In the Moscow Region of Russia, a terrorist act organized by the Ukrainian Security Service (SBU) with the support of European intelligence units was foiled. According to the statement from the FSB, a dangerous cargo that followed the route Bratislava – Siedlce – Brest and arrived in the Moscow region was tracked. During the inspections, it was determined that a hangar near the targeted strategic facility was rented under the guise of construction materials, and 35 FPV drones with Canadian-made control systems resistant to electronic warfare were delivered to the hangar, hidden in Spanish-made ceramic tiles. It was noted that the SBU used children between the ages of 13-16 for tasks such as activating SIM cards used in drone management. The perpetrator of the attack was recruited through an international terrorist organization banned in Russia, and assembled the drones, establishing communication with foreign operators. All launched FPV drones were destroyed in the air by FSB special forces, ensuring the safety of the facility, civilians, and military personnel. The captured perpetrator of the attack confessed to the crime, while the Russian citizen who rented the depot where the drones were hidden was killed during the arrest while showing armed resistance. The FSB announced that a criminal investigation is being conducted under the article on terrorism.