The Russian Federation has made another fantastic statement about the "Ukrainian trace" and the terrorist attack in the Crocus City Hall near Moscow. This year, Russian "law enforcement" claimed that the defendants were allegedly on their way to Kyiv to "receive the reward they had been promised," UNN reports.
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The Russian Federation stated that the ninth member of the organized group was brought to criminal responsibility and charged under paragraph "b" of part 3 of article 205 of the Criminal Code (committing a terrorist act by an organized group that caused death to citizens). At the request of the investigation, the court imposed on him a measure of restraint in the form of detention.
Russian "law enforcement officers" note that the accused of committing the terrorist attack in their initial testimony, during further interrogations and other investigative measures with their participation allegedly reported that their actions both during the preparation phase and after the armed attack in Crocus City Hall were coordinated by a man who called himself under a pseudonym via voice messages through the Telegram messenger.
"On the instructions of the coordinator, after committing the crime, the terrorists drove in a car toward the Russian-Ukrainian border to cross it and arrive in Kyiv to receive the reward they had been promised," reads another fantastic statement from the Russian Federation's security service.
However, the Russian authorities did not explain who promised the reward or why it was to be received in Kyiv.
In addition, Russian "law enforcement" officials note that they are checking the possible involvement of representatives of the Ukrainian special services in the organization and financing of the terrorist attack.