The SBU completed the investigation of attack that took place in Lviv on February 22, 2026.
The security service completed the investigation and sent an indictment to the court against the criminal who carried out an attack in Lviv on the night of February 22 this year.
Then, as a result of a double explosion, a patrol policeman and a soldier of the National Guard of Ukraine were killed, and another 26 people were injured.
Law enforcement officers arrested a terrorist "in hot pursuit" in the city of Stari Sambir within hours of the bombings.
As it became clear from the investigation, the enemy's mission was carried out by a resident of the Rivne region, who entered his field of vision while communicating in Telegram chats.
It was determined that after the recruitment, the agent was ordered to go to Lviv to prepare for the attack. Upon arriving at the regional center, the suspect rented an apartment, and following the curator's instructions, he created two remote-activated improvised explosive devices.
On the evening of February 21, the woman planted the two explosives in trash cans near her temporary home.
In addition, she installed a smartphone with an online broadcast function in the window of the rented apartment, so that the enemy could remotely view the location of the planned attack and activate the SVP.
In order to carry out an attack, the enemy used a combined plan, involving another person - a resident of Kharkiv. She called Moked 102 and reported an alleged robbery of a store in Lviv.
After the patrol police team arrived at the reading scene, the first explosion was heard. When additional units of law enforcement officers and the National Guard of Ukraine arrived on the scene, the enemy remotely detonated another explosive device.
The indictment against the perpetrator of the attack was transferred to the court. She will be tried under three sections of the Criminal Code of Ukraine:
Part 3 Art. 258 (an act of terrorism that led to the death of people);
Part 1 Art. 263 (Illegal handling of weapons, ammunition or explosives);
Part 1 Art.