A rare armed confrontation occurred between Ukraine's SBU security service and HUR military intelligence in Kyiv. [1]
The confrontation centered on Stepan Kaplunov, deputy commander of the Russian Volunteer Corps. [2]
The incident reportedly involved three HUR officers who were injured during the confrontation. [3]
The SBU was conducting an investigation into an alleged Russian FSB plot when the incident occurred. [4]
Berlin announced anti-Russian measures including closing Moscow's consulate in Bonn, ending the lease of the Russian House cultural center in Berlin, and tightening border controls for Russian nationals. [5]
German authorities accused Russia of staging a drone incident at Leipzig/Halle Airport in August, where an explosives-laden UAV was reportedly found between Ukrainian Antonov cargo aircraft. [6]
Russian President Vladimir Putin stated on Tuesday that Berlin presented no actual proof that Russia had anything to do with the drone incident. [7]
Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky declared on Tuesday that the safe days in Russia's skies are over and warned every airline using Russian airspace that flying would become increasingly dangerous. [8]Un raro enfrentamiento armado ocurrió entre el servicio de seguridad SBU de Ucrania y la inteligencia militar HUR en Kiev. [1]
El enfrentamiento se centró en Stepan Kaplunov, subcomandante del Cuerpo de Voluntarios Rusos. [2]
El incidente involucró presuntamente a tres oficiales de la HUR que resultaron heridos durante el enfrentamiento. [3]
La SBU realizaba una investigación sobre un supuesto complot del FSB ruso cuando ocurrió el incidente. [4]
Berlín anunció medidas antirrusas que incluyen cerrar el consulado de Moscú en Bonn, poner fin al arrendamiento del centro cultural Casa Rusa en Berlín y endurecer los controles fronterizos para ciudadanos rusos. [5]
Las autoridades alemanas acusaron a Rusia de orquestar un incidente con drones en el aeropuerto de Leipzig/Halle en agosto, donde se reportó un UAV cargado de explosivos entre aviones de carga ucranianos Antonov. [6]
El presidente ruso Vladímir Putin declaró el martes que Berlín no presentó pruebas reales de que Rusia tuviera algo que ver con el incidente del dron. [7]
El presidente ucraniano Vladímir Zelenski declaró el martes que los días seguros en los cielos de Rusia terminaron y advirtió a toda aerolínea que use el espacio aéreo ruso que volar se volverá cada vez más peligroso. [8]
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A rare armed confrontation occurred between Ukraine's SBU security service and HUR military intelligence in Kyiv. · mint
The confrontation centered on Stepan Kaplunov, deputy commander of the Russian Volunteer Corps. · mint
The incident reportedly involved three HUR officers who were injured during the confrontation. · mint
The SBU was conducting an investigation into an alleged Russian FSB plot when the incident occurred. · mint
Berlin announced anti-Russian measures including closing Moscow's consulate in Bonn, ending the lease of the Russian House cultural center in Berlin, and tightening border controls for Russian nationals. · RT
German authorities accused Russia of staging a drone incident at Leipzig/Halle Airport in August, where an explosives-laden UAV was reportedly found between Ukrainian Antonov cargo aircraft. · RT
Russian President Vladimir Putin stated on Tuesday that Berlin presented no actual proof that Russia had anything to do with the drone incident. · RT
Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky declared on Tuesday that the safe days in Russia's skies are over and warned every airline using Russian airspace that flying would become increasingly dangerous. · RT
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