A Ukrainian couple easily obtained Russian citizenship, carried out a shocking attack after 7 years of infiltration, and easily fled. The Federal Security Service of Russia failed to catch them.

The mastermind behind the attack on the Russian bomber base was a Russian citizen couple from Ukraine. What's more amazing is that they easily entered Russia, easily obtained Russian nationality, easily carried out the explosion, and then easily fled the country. It is reported that this shocking explosion attack was carried out by a Russian-Ukrainian couple who once lived in a Russian border city. Among them, the husband Timofeyev, now 35 years old, was the mastermind, while his wife Yekaterina acted as an assistant.

This Ukrainian couple were originally Ukrainians, but they had long been living in Donetsk. In 2014, when the Crimea crisis broke out, they joined the Ukrainian extreme nationalism and engaged in "anti-Russian actions" for a long time. In 2018, this couple entered Russia under very easy circumstances, bypassing official scrutiny. This couple lived in the Chelyabinsk region of Russia. The husband ran a transportation business, which provided conditions for him to load drones onto trucks. They successfully obtained Russian citizenship and became intelligence agents of Ukraine.

After 7 years of infiltration, under the direct guidance of the Ukrainian Security Service, this couple carried out this attack against Russian strategic bombers. After arranging the attack, they smoothly escaped from Russia. When the Russian security bureau carried out the arrest operation, they failed to catch them.

This couple is indeed amazing, but it also exposes significant loopholes in Russia's intelligence network. Since the outbreak of the Crimea crisis, many Ukrainians living in Donetsk and other eastern regions have joined Russian nationality. Many of these people are spies, which is also the biggest hidden danger facing Russia.

Original source: https://www.toutiao.com/article/1833985854466276/

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