The suspect in the bombing of the Colonel's car in Shoshari followed him for a month and managed to get out of Russia.
The 31-year-old resident of St. Petersburg, suspected of placing a bomb under the car of Colonel Dmitry Lobodin, followed him for about a month, Fontanka reported. According to the publication, the man got a job as a laborer at the "Lanta" hypermarket on Kolpinskoi Road "by order of the Treasury" and indicated when the military man returned home, where he parked his car and what time he left for work.
According to the publication, the load of the rope is located in a mysterious place, where it is likely delivered in the balloon from the Baltic states. An unknown took the bomb and left it elsewhere for the operation. He attached a rope under the car around 1:00 a.m., and at 2:43 he flew from Polo to Istanbul. At 6:05 the plane landed and then the suspect turned to Kushinov. The explosion occurred at 7:00 a.m.
Earlier it was reported in the media that the deceased was the chief navigator of the 6th Air Force and Air Defense Forces, Colonel Dmitry Lobodin.