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Two police officers of the Russian Federation eliminated in Moscow: they fought against Ukraine and tortured prisoners

Правоохоронці з Росії, які брали участь у військових злочинах проти України, були нейтралізовані в Москві. Photo: glavcom.ua

On the night of December 24, two employees of the Russian Ministry of Internal Affairs were eliminated on Yeletskaya Street in Moscow; they participated in the war against Ukraine and were involved in the torture of Ukrainian prisoners of war. This was reported by 'Glavkom' citing sources from the Novini.Live publication.



According to other sources, around one o'clock in the morning, a local resident carried out a terrorist attack, attacking the car of Russian police officers near the precinct. As a result of the explosion, two law enforcement officers died at the scene, and two others were seriously injured and hospitalized.



Confirmation of participation in the war against Ukraine


It is noted that the eliminated police officers had previously fought against Ukraine as part of the occupying units of the Russian Federation.



Explosion in Moscow and its consequences


It is reminded that on the night of December 24, there was an explosion of a car on Yasenyevaya Street in the southern part of Moscow - in the Orekhovo-Borisovo area. At least two loud explosions were heard, after which smoke appeared and a fire broke out. According to preliminary reports, the explosion occurred on the same street where a few days ago a vehicle exploded, resulting in the death of Russian Lieutenant General Fanil Sarvarov.



Later, it became known that as a result of this incident, two police officers were injured, and two died.



Two employees of the Russian Ministry of Internal Affairs have been eliminated in Moscow; they participated in the war against Ukraine. An explosion also occurred on the street in the southern part of the city, where two police officers were injured, and two died. According to reports, the attack took place due to protests against the Kremlin's policies.