A car exploded in Moscow. Telegram channels say it belongs to Sergei Zavorotny, former spokesman for Ukrainian ex
Key Points:
- A Toyota Fortuner exploded in Moscow’s Chertanovo district near Yuzhnaya metro station, with the explosive device attached under the driver's side, detonating while the vehicle was in motion.
- The driver, Sergei Zavorotny, an international affairs journalist with past government roles in Ukraine, survived but remains in serious condition.
- Russian Investigative Committee has opened a criminal case regarding the explosion, though details on charges or suspects have not been disclosed.
- Zavorotny previously worked for pro-Kremlin media and served as press secretary for former Ukrainian Prime Minister Mykola Azarov during Viktor Yanukovych’s administration.
- He co-authored a critical book on the 2014 Kyiv coup, reflecting his political involvement and perspectives on Ukraine-Russia relations.