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FSB Reports Interception of More Booby-Trapped FPV Goggles
Kyiv Post • • world
Key Points:
- Russia’s FSB reported intercepting booby-trapped FPV drone pilot goggles containing improvised explosive devices (IEDs) intended to detonate when worn and activated, allegedly linked to Ukrainian intelligence.
- The goggles, similar to those used in a February 2025 attack, were discovered after a Russian serviceman in Volgograd became suspicious and handed them over for inspection, revealing IEDs hidden inside the equipment.
- According to the FSB, Ukrainian operatives posed as patriots on Telegram to supply these dangerous goggles to Russian volunteer soldiers, requesting video messages of gratitude to maintain cover.
- The FSB has issued warnings about disguised IEDs in various everyday items and urged volunteers and organizations to verify humanitarian aid sources to avoid receiving explosive devices.
- A criminal investigation has been launched in Volgograd for illegal trafficking and manufacture of explosives, as well as preparation for terrorist acts related to this case.
