The Kiev Regime is back to its bombing campaign.
Losing the war on the frontlines, suffering from a lack of air defense missiles and military-aged men, Ukraine is keeping up with its asymmetric warfare – a.k.a. terrorist attacks.
This time around, they tried to use the same ‘gift bomb’ tactic that killed military blogger Tatarsky in 2023, as you can read in Pro-Ukraine Russian Terrorist Darya Trepova Sentenced to 27 Years in Prison for Gift-Bomb That Killed Military Blogger Tatarsky.
Yesterday, an improvised explosive device (IED) killed five people and wounded 21 others in an attack at a restaurant in central Moscow.
Russia’s National Anti-Terrorism Committee said that an unidentified woman carrying the explosive device had tried to get into the restaurant, but had been stopped by a security guard – at this moment the bomb went off.
RT reported:
“The explosion struck the Balzi Rossi Italian restaurant near Kudrinskaya Square at around 7:55pm on Saturday. According to the NAC, an unidentified woman attempted to carry a homemade explosive device into the restaurant but was stopped at the entrance by a security guard.
The woman and the guard were killed in the explosion, along with one of the restaurant’s patrons. The wounded sustained injuries of varying severity and were receiving medical assistance, officials said.”
Another two victims have reportedly died in the hospital during the night.
Russian Telegram channels report that an unnamed Russian General was celebrating his birthday in the restaurant and is considered to be the target of the attack.
These bombing tactics are a staple of Kiev regime’s covert actions, and they openly admit it, as you can read in Russia Demands Ukraine Arrest and Hand Over SBU Head Vasyl Malyuk, After He Admits on TV Role in Terror Attacks.
“Videos from the scene showed police officers and members of Russia’s National Guard Service, Rosgvardia, cordoning off the surrounding streets as firefighters and medical personnel worked at the site. Investigators and forensic experts remained there late into the evening.”
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