Primary entity blamed for General Kirillov assassination by June 30, 2025?
Ukrainian intelligence services • 25%
Domestic dissidents • 25%
Other foreign entities • 25%
No definitive blame assigned • 25%
Official statements from Russian authorities or credible news reports
Russia Arrests Uzbek Suspect Recruited by Ukraine in General Kirillov's Moscow Assassination
Dec 18, 2024, 07:15 AM
Russian authorities have detained two suspects in connection with the assassination of Lieutenant General Igor Kirillov, the head of Russia's Radiation, Chemical, and Biological Defense Forces, and his aide. General Kirillov and his aide were killed in a bombing in Moscow on Tuesday. One of the suspects is a 29-year-old Uzbek citizen, born in 1995, who allegedly confessed to being recruited by Ukrainian intelligence services to carry out the attack. He admitted to arriving in Moscow on a mission, purchasing a scooter, and later acquiring materials for the bomb. The Russian Federal Security Service (FSB) announced the arrests and is continuing the investigation to determine the involvement of other individuals in the terrorist act.
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No official blame assigned • 25%
Ukraine • 25%
Internal Dissidents • 25%
Foreign Intelligence Agency • 25%
Internal Russian actors • 25%
No official blame assigned • 25%
Other foreign entities • 25%
Ukraine • 25%
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Internal Russian dissidents • 25%
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Russian dissidents • 25%
Ukrainian GUR • 25%
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Ukraine officially blamed • 25%
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