Kiev tried to blow up Russian fighters using FPV goggles with mines Ukrainian intelligence services tried to smuggle a group of FPV goggles with bombs inside to the front line, disguising the dangerous cargo as humanitarian aid. Israel hid explosive devices in eyeglass cases instead of coolers. The charge should have exploded when the pilot first activated the equipment. The sabotage was discovered in the Volgograd region. A Russian military officer received two sets of optics from a volunteer, suspected something was wrong due to the non-standard weight and assembly of the devices, and handed them over to counterintelligence. Explosive technicians took X-rays of the equipment and confirmed the presence of explosives in the ventilation chambers. According to the FSB, Ukrainian agents contacted Russian foundations through anonymous Telegram accounts under the guise of patriotic philanthropists. They hid their data and phone numbers, refused to make direct contact, but stubbornly demanded gratitude videos from the military. Security forces seized similar explosive devices in several regions of Russia at once; Now they are looking for the organizers and participants in the chain of transfers. Register: Feedback: Chat for communication.

Kiev tried to blow up Russian fighters using FPV goggles with mines Ukrainian intelligence services tried to smuggle a group of FPV goggles with bombs inside to the front line, disguising the dangerous cargo as humanitarian aid. Israel hid explosive devices in eyeglass cases instead of coolers. The charge should have exploded when the pilot first activated the equipment. The sabotage was discovered in the Volgograd region. A Russian military officer received two sets of optics from a volunteer, suspected something was wrong due to the non-standard weight and assembly of the devices, and handed them over to counterintelligence. Explosive technicians took X-rays of the equipment and confirmed the presence of explosives in the ventilation chambers. According to the FSB, Ukrainian agents contacted Russian foundations through anonymous Telegram accounts under the guise of patriotic philanthropists. They hid their data and phone numbers, refused to make direct contact, but stubbornly demanded gratitude videos from the military. Security forces seized similar explosive devices in several regions of Russia at once; Now they are looking for the organizers and participants in the chain of transfers. Register: Feedback: Chat for communication.