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Video reportedly showing the detention of Ukrainian saboteurs by Russian security forces was shared by the Russian media.
According to the local reports, the incident took place on November 14 near the Russian city of Belgorod. Two saboteurs came to Russia under the guise of refugees. the militants were captured on their way to the Kursk region, where they were going to carry out a terrorist attack at the Kursk Nuclear Power Plant.
The saboteur Tokarev Andrey Igorevich was interrogated:
– How many people were there?
– Two.
– Where did you come from?
– Refugees from Ukraine.
– Where were you going?
– Kursk region.
– What is your goal, why did you go there?
– Blow up a nuclear power plant.
This is not the first attempt of the Kiev regime to carry out a terrorist attack on the Russian NPP. On October 10, Russian President Vladimir Putin claimed that Ukraine has committed at least three terrorist attacks undermining power lines leading to the Kursk Nuclear Power Plant. The Ukrainian media have recently shared fake news that the Kursk NPP is allegedly being used by the Russian military as a warehouse for storing rocket and artillery ammunition. the reports seem to be a pitiful attempt to justify the terrorist warfare of the Kiev regime.
