Four FSB agents car bombed in occupied Berdyansk — HUR
The Ukrainian resistance movement blew up a car carrying four Russian Federal Security Service (FSB) representatives in the occupied city of Berdyansk, Zaporizhzhya Oblast, on Oct. 23, Ukraine’s military intelligence service HUR reported on Telegram on Oct. 26.
According to HUR, the attack was characterized as an “act of revenge”, and took place near the Jasmine Guest House on Michurin Street, where the FSB agents were staying.
"A Russian war criminal who brutally tortured local Ukrainian citizens was among the occupiers eliminated in Berdyansk,” HUR reported.
In response to the attack, Russian occupation authorities in the area requested the Russian military to extend curfews throughout the occupied territory — from 9:00 p.m. to 5:00 a.m. The attack also forced the remaining FSB agents to relocate to new premises, HUR added.
Earlier, on Oct. 20, Ukrainian partisans blew up a car carrying Russian looters in the occupied port city of Melitopol.
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