FSB accused rapper Kyivstoner of preparing a drone attack on an enterprise in Moscow Oblast
From a hangar, it was planned to remotely launch 35 FPV-drones with Canadian-made control systems.
The FSB announced the prevention of a large-scale attack prepared by the SBU on a strategic enterprise in a residential area of Moscow Oblast using drones that were smuggled into Russia.
According to the special service, it was planned to remotely launch 35 FPV-drones with Canadian-made control systems from a hangar near the enterprise.
A Russian citizen who rented the hangar was recruited by the Ukrainian side and offered armed resistance during his detention, after which he was killed by return fire, the agency stated. The alleged perpetrator of the attack has been detained, and a criminal case has been opened against him under the article on terrorism.
The FSB also stated that two Moldovan citizens who left Russia after completing the task, as well as minors who were tasked with activating SIM cards, were involved in preparing the operation.
According to the agency, the blogger and rapper known by the pseudonym Kyivstoner (real name — Albert Vasilyev), who was a member of the project "Griby" in 2016-2017 — the author of the immortal hit "Taet lyod" — is allegedly involved in organizing the attack.
Kyivstoner denied involvement in preparing a drone attack in Moscow Oblast
"What, really?" — stated Albert Vasilyev, commenting on the accusations of his involvement in preparing a drone attack on an unnamed enterprise in Moscow Oblast.
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