Russia's FSB says it intercepted a shipment of booby-trapped FPV goggles for drone operators
FSB seized FPV goggles with homemade explosives in Russia, claiming they were planted by Ukrainian intelligence. The agency blocked a planned terrorist attack and opened an investigation.
- FSB employees seized a batch of FPV goggles for drone control in several Russian regions.
- Explosives experts found homemade explosive devices inside the FPV goggles.
- The FSB alleges Ukrainian special services planted the bombs in the goggles.
- The FSB stopped a series of terrorist attacks planned by Ukrainian intelligence.
- Investigators said representatives of Ukraine used Telegram to contact Russian humanitarian organizations and charitable foundations.
Outlets: ABC Color, Interfax, Kyiv Post, Mediazona, Meduza (English), Meduza.io, Novaya Gazeta Europe, The Moscow Times - Independent News From Russia, Zerkalo
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