Russia's FSB Thwarts Alleged Terrorist Plot on Admiral Kuznetsov
Russia's FSB claimed it had thwarted a planned terrorist attack on its only aircraft carrier, the Admiral Kuznetsov, and detained a Ukrainian special services agent. The plot allegedly involved a serviceman contacted by a Ukrainian citizen. The report remains unverified by independent sources like Reuters.
Russia's Federal Security Service (FSB) announced they have foiled a terrorist plot aimed at the Admiral Kuznetsov, the nation's sole aircraft carrier, detaining a Ukrainian special services agent in the process.
According to state media, the FSB intercepted a plan where one of the warship's servicemen was approached by a Ukrainian citizen, who attempted to incite an attack on the vessel currently docked in Murmansk due to repair delays.
Reuters, however, has not yet independently verified these claims.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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