Kyiv Claims Car Bombing of Russian Naval Officer in Crimea

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A senior Russian naval officer, Valery Trankovsky, was killed in a car bomb explosion in Sevastopol, Crimea, in what Ukrainian sources claim was a targeted operation by Ukraine's Security Service. The attack, which Russia is treating as terrorism, is part of ongoing tensions between the two nations, with Ukraine accusing Trankovsky of ordering missile strikes on civilian targets. This incident is among several high-profile assassinations linked to the conflict, as Russia continues to deny targeting civilians.
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