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VisitInternational response to FSB's neutralization of GUR agent by August 2024
Condemnation of the agent's actions • 33%
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Russian FSB Kills GUR Agent Planning Terror Attacks in Leningrad Region
May 3, 2024, 09:55 AM
Russia's Federal Security Service (FSB) has reported the neutralization of a GUR agent, identified as an agent of Ukrainian spy agencies, who was allegedly planning terrorist attacks on various targets including a fuel terminal, the Russian Defense Ministry, and other infrastructure facilities in the Leningrad region. The agent, identified during a weapons cache seizure in the Gatchina district, was accused of preparing to use explosives in these attacks. The FSB's actions were aimed at preventing potential significant threats to national security.
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