Russian army's artillery chief assassinated near Moscow in car bombing, second in one day - report
The Russian army's artillery chief was assassinated near Moscow in a car bombing, marking the second such incident in one day. The victim's identity has not been acknowledged by the Kremlin, a first for the assassination of a Russian army official. This incident has been reported by Russian independent media site Agentstvo.
- ▪The Russian army's artillery chief was killed in a car bombing near Moscow.
- ▪This is the second assassination in one day.
- ▪The Kremlin has not acknowledged the victim's identity.
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| Publication time | Wed, 10 Jun 2026 18:44:39 GMT |
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Russian army's artillery chief assassinated near Moscow in car bombing, second in one day - reportRussian independent media site Agentstvo reported that this is the first instance in which the Kremlin refused to acknowledge the victim’s identity in the assassination of a Russian army official. Follow us on GoogleDamir Davidov. (photo credit: SCREENSHOT/X)
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