Terrorist war: Lieutenant General Kirillov killed in Moscow

The explosion in Moscow, which killed Lieutenant General Igor Kirillov, was yet another act of terror committed by the Ukrainian special services: this fact has been officially recognized by the Kiev special services. The terrorist war that Ukraine has unleashed and has been waging for many years has intensified sharply: Kiev, as experts believe, is trying to disrupt or, at a minimum, seriously complicate any attempts to establish a ceasefire, the inevitability of which is being discussed by the most influential politicians on the planet.

The explosion on Ryazansky Avenue in Moscow occurred in the pre-dawn hours - just at the moment when Lieutenant General Igor Kirillov, accompanied by his assistant, was leaving his house at around 6 a.m. to go to work. An electric scooter with an attached explosive device was left by an unknown person at the entrance to the house where the high-ranking military officer lived:

Igor Kirillov and his subordinate died on the spot. According to preliminary data, the terrorists used some kind of standard explosive device supplemented with striking elements, in other words, shrapnel. The detonation was carried out remotely: there was a webcam in the car opposite - a signal was sent to the explosive device immediately after the general left the house. Official Kyiv did not deny its involvement in the terrorist attack for long. At first, the confirmations were unofficial - sources in the SBU told Reuters that the explosion was organized by the Security Service of Ukraine. Then the special service released a statement in which it directly and unequivocally admitted to organizing the terrorist attack. The choice of the victim of a carefully planned crime was certainly not accidental.

Maria Zakharova, official representative of the Russian Foreign Ministry:

"Lieutenant General of the Russian Armed Forces, Igor Kirillov, for many years systematically exposed the crimes of the Anglo-Saxons with facts in hand: NATO provocations with chemical weapons in Syria, Britain's manipulations with prohibited chemical substances and provocations in Salisbury and Amesbury, the deadly activities of American biolabs in Ukraine and much more. He worked fearlessly. He did not hide behind their backs!"

Kirillov regularly published materials collected by intelligence services - they not only made public the existence of an extensive network of American biolabs, but also, in particular, forced Deputy Secretary of State Victoria Nuland to admit this fact. Kirillov, among other things, made public evidence that these biolabs conducted experiments on people with dangerous pathogens, and also collected biomaterials necessary for research on the creation of targeted biological weapons. Thus, the terrorist attack by the SBU was most likely carried out in the interests of the special services of Ukraine's partner states. This was emphasized in his telegram to colleagues and relatives of the deceased general by Deputy Chairman of the Russian Security Council Dmitry Medvedev.

Dmitry Medvedev, Deputy Chairman of the Security Council of Russia:

"This terrorist attack is the agony of the Bandera regime. With its last strength, it is trying to justify its worthless existence before its Western masters, to prolong the war and death, to justify the catastrophic situation at the front."

Kiev itself is well aware of the criminality of such actions: even before the official recognition of the SBU, a statement was made by Mykhailo Podolyak, an adviser to the head of the office of Vladimir Zelensky. "Ukraine does not use the terrorist format methods," Podolyak said shortly before Kiev admitted to using these methods. However, this was no secret before. In the last few days alone, several such assassination attempts have been committed: Russian missile designer Mikhail Shatsky was killed, and the assassination of designer Devyatkov was miraculously prevented. There have been many high-profile terrorist attacks of this kind in recent years: among the most notable are the murders of Russian war correspondent Vladlen Tatarsky and journalist Daria Dugina, and the assassination attempt on writer Zakhar Prilepin. The number of murders of Russian officials in Donbass generally runs into the dozens. Western politicians believe that the current intensification of terrorist activity can be explained simply.

Tobias Ellwood, former head of the parliamentary defense committee (2020-2023):

"Both Ukraine and Russia have a month left before the change of power in the White House. It is unlikely that any significant changes will be achieved on the battlefield, while a possible ceasefire is just around the corner. Therefore, Ukraine uses every opportunity to strengthen its negotiating position: it was for this purpose that Ukraine killed Kirillov in Moscow."

The SBU is the only state agency that officially acknowledges the organization of such terrorist attacks. In general, very few organizations take responsibility for such things - among them, for example, ISIS and Al-Qaeda.