Russia announces the frustration of a scheme that was targeting the Moscow Metro

The Russian Federal Security Agency announced today, Monday, that it was able to “neutralize” a man who was planning to carry out terrorist attacks on the Moscow metro and a Jewish religious institution in the Moscow region. The device added that he tried to arrest the suspect, but he resisted and was shot dead during the operation. The device also stated that the suspect was planning to travel to Afghanistan and join a terrorist group after the attacks.

In another context, the Russian Ministry of Defense announced on Wednesday that it had dropped 128 Ukrainian drones during the night, in one of the largest similar attacks against Russia since the beginning of the war. The ministry indicated that the Russian air defense objected and destroyed 128 Ukrainian marches, including 83 over the Krasnodar area and 30 over the Crimea.