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St. Petersburg car bomb kills Russian lieutenant colonel, investigators open probe
conflict-and-security1 month ago

St. Petersburg car bomb kills Russian lieutenant colonel, investigators open probe

A Russian military lieutenant colonel was killed in a car explosion in St. Petersburg on Thursday, with his wife injured. Russian investigators initially described the incident as a 'vehicle fire' but confirmed the death and opened a criminal probe. Local media identified the victim as a 53-year-old officer, while Ukrainian sources claimed he served in the Air Force. Moscow has previously accused Kyiv of similar assassinations, though Ukraine has not commented on this specific attack.

St. Petersburg Car Blast Kills Russian Lieutenant Colonel in Military Housing Zone

St. Petersburg Car Blast Kills Russian Lieutenant Colonel in Military Housing Zone

A Russian lieutenant colonel died and his wife was critically injured after a car exploded in St. Petersburg on August 27. The blast occurred in the Slavyanka neighborhood, a residential area heavily populated by mid-to-senior military officers. While Russian authorities described the event as a vehicle fire, local media and eyewitnesses reported an improvised explosive device detonated inside the vehicle. The incident adds to a series of recent attacks on Russian military personnel, though no group has claimed responsibility.

Siberian maternity hospital: two senior doctors detained as nine newborns die
world9 months ago

Siberian maternity hospital: two senior doctors detained as nine newborns die

In Novokuznetsk’s No. 1 Maternity Hospital, nine newborns died between Jan 1–12 during the New Year holiday. Two senior doctors—the chief physician and the head of the intensive care unit—have been detained for alleged improper performance of duties in organizing and delivering care. The Investigative Committee says they are cooperating as nine post-mortems are carried out; authorities have not yet stated charges. The hospital has stopped accepting new patients amid a spike in respiratory infections, and investigators have questioned victims and witnesses as they gather evidence.

"Russian Officials Detained and Putin's Nationalization Response to Moscow Power Outages"
crime-and-justice2 years ago

"Russian Officials Detained and Putin's Nationalization Response to Moscow Power Outages"

A deputy mayor and two plant executives have been detained over a major power outage in the Moscow region, with at least 21,000 people affected by the outage. The deputy mayor is accused of issuing a certificate of readiness for a boiler house at the Klimovsk Specialized Ammunition Plant, which subsequently broke down, while the plant's general director and the head of the boiler house were detained for violating safety standards. President Putin has taken control of the investigation, and residents are demanding the restoration of heating in their homes.