Russian Air Force colonel killed in car bombing near St. Petersburg
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A second car bomb in two days exploded in Moscow, reportedly targeting an exiled Ukrainian political aide, per Russian media. This follows a similar attack and coincides with continued overnight exchanges of deadly strikes between Ukraine and Russia. The pattern suggests an escalation in covert operations and mutual retaliation, though attribution and details remain unverified.
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A series of car bombings in Moscow and St. Petersburg has targeted pro-Russian figures and Russian military officers. Two attacks occurred in Moscow within 48 hours, injuring a former advisor to the Yanukovych government and an alleged Russian intelligence officer. Separately, a Russian colonel was killed in St. Petersburg, marking the second such assassination attempt on a military figure in the city within three months. These incidents indicate an active, coordinated campaign of sabotage or assassination within Russia, with responsibility and specific motives remaining unconfirmed.
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