Sources: A wave of sabotage against military and law enforcement is being recorded in Ukraine
Kyiv • UNN
A series of acts of sabotage involving explosive devices against security forces have been reported in Ukraine. In Kyiv, a military officer was killed by a disguised explosive, and police officers narrowly escaped a grenade attack while responding to a call.
A wave of sabotage attacks against the military and law enforcement officers using explosives and grenades is being recorded in Ukraine. This was reported to UNN by its own sources.
Details
According to sources of UNN, one of the incidents involved a serviceman in the Dniprovskyi district of Kyiv, when the guard was walking around the area and noticed a package lying near a car. When the serviceman bent down to pick it up, an explosive device was remotely detonated. The soldier died. Sources note that a camera was attached to a tree near the scene and broadcasting.
Another case occurred in the Pechersk district, when the police received a report from a woman about violence by her husband. The woman claimed that she had locked herself in the bathroom.
Upon arriving at the scene, law enforcement officers called a woman who said the door to the apartment was unlocked and told them to enter. After opening the door and stepping into the apartment, the police heard the grenade's pin go off and managed to close the door. The police officers were not injured.
Recall
Police detained the man who opened fire in a Kyiv hotel on November 27. The shooting, which was preceded by a fight, killed a 27-year-old man and wounded two people.
