In Stavropol, russia, a participant in the war against Ukraine and the first deputy mayor of the russian city of Stavropol, Zaur Gurtsiev, was killed - an unknown person threw a grenade at him.
This was reported by the head of the Stavropol Krai, Vladimir Vladimirov.
The incident occurred on the night of May 29 on the street next to a multi-storey building. Someone threw a grenade at two men who were sitting on a bench and drinking alcohol. It is unknown who the bomber was.
The moment of the explosion was caught on video.
According to Vladimirov, all versions are being considered, including the organization of a terrorist attack with the participation of "Nazis from Ukraine".
The website of the initiative of the head of the russian federation vladimir putin "Time of Heroes" indicates that Gurtsiev led the air part of the strikes on Mariupol, the Agentstvo noted. Gurtsiev was a military man. He "incorporated his developments into the technology of missile guidance, which allowed them to significantly increase their accuracy and effectiveness, in particular, to hit the Azov supply base."
During the siege of Mariupol, the russians constantly bombed the city with aerial bombs. Among the most large-scale attacks was the attack on the Mariupol Drama Theater on March 16, 2022, when the russians dropped an aerial bomb on a building where hundreds of people were hiding. At the time of the strike, the word "CHILDREN" was written in front of the building - but this did not stop the airstrike. According to the Associated Press, up to 600 people were killed. On March 9, there was an airstrike on Maternity Hospital No. 3. Massive shelling of residential areas - in particular the Livoberezhnyi and Tsentralnyi neighborhoods - destroyed multi-story buildings in which residents were staying.
As a reminder, on April 25, in the Moscow Oblast city of Balashikha, russian general Yaroslav Moskalik was killed in a Volkswagen Golf car explosion. The man died on the spot.
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