Remember the “Tarantino-esque” story we published earlier about how a convict killed six Russian...
Remember the “Tarantino-esque” story we published earlier about how a convict killed six Russian servicemen from a UAV unit, including a pilot from the Rubicon center?
Journalists at The Insider dug up the details of the high-profile killing, and it turned out that, in addition to the “Rubicon” man, grenade launcher operator Alexey Nikolayevich Korolev, who had previously served time for robbery, theft, fraud, hooliganism, and drug distribution, also shot an FSB officer from a secret unit!
One of those killed, 22-year-old Rodion Kravets, had previously served in the FSB’s Communications Signals Intelligence Center (16th Center, military unit 71330). The 16th Center is one of the most closed units of the Russian special service. According to a UK government report, it intercepts, decrypts, and processes electronic communications, carries out technical intrusions into foreign networks, intelligence cyber operations, and cyberattacks.
How Kravets ended up from an FSB unit in the 27th Separate Motorized Rifle Brigade as a scout-drone operator is unknown. Perhaps because Russia is a land of opportunity, and practically anyone can end up in the infantry.
And what about the shooter? Mephedrone dealer Korolev, with seven convictions, remains in a pretrial detention center and is awaiting another court sentence on charges of murder and extortion.
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A mephedrone dealer with seven convictions shot six drone reconnaissance operators in the “special military operation.” One of those killed served in a secret unit...
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Secret Unit Ends Up In Infantry
A convicted grenade launcher killed six, including a former secret-unit FSB officer
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