Ukraine's intel carries out operation in Stavropol: 3 Russian paratroopers eliminated
Illustrative photo: an explosion occurred in Stavropol, Russia (Getty Images)
In Stavropol yesterday, October 22, three Russian servicemen were killed. The operation was carried out by Ukrainian intelligence, according to the Defense Intelligence of the Ukrainian Ministry of Defense on Facebook.
According to intelligence, three Russian soldiers from the 247th Caucasian Cossack Regiment of the Russian Armed Forces’ Airborne Troops were eliminated with the support of the Caucasus Liberation Movement forces.
"A loud incident occurred near the checkpoint of military unit No. 54801 in the very center of Stavropol (533 Serova Street), the Defense Intelligence noted.
The servicemen of the 247th Caucasian Cossack Regiment have been actively involved in the war against Ukraine since 2014 and have committed a number of war crimes following Russia’s full-scale invasion.
Explosion in Stavropol
Yesterday, October 22, an explosion occurred near a military unit in Stavropol.
Russian media, citing their own sources, reported that an explosive device allegedly placed in a baby stroller had detonated.
At the same time, information about the "death of a woman" was circulated. The area was cordoned off by Russian law enforcement.
Incidentally, in June, RBC-Ukraine sources reported that Ukrainian intelligence carried out an operation in the city of Königsberg (Kaliningrad). Agents from the Defense Intelligence attacked an industrial substation.
As a result of the operation, electricity supply was completely cut off in the area housing Russian defense industry enterprises and military facilities. The damage to Russia is estimated at nearly $5 million.
According to sources, the intelligence agents drained the cooling liquid from the substation transformer and set the facility on fire. The fire seriously damaged the equipment and cut power to the nearby enterprises.
