Russia’s Federal Security Service said it has thwarted a major terrorist plot targeting a key industrial enterprise in the Urals, killing the suspect during an attempted arrest in Tyumen. According to Russian authorities, the 60-year-old man, allegedly acting under instructions from Ukrainian security services, had studied railway schedules and security systems before assembling and placing an improvised explosive device in a concealed location on July 19. The FSB claims officers moved in before the planned strike, and the suspect was neutralized after resisting arrest. Investigators say weapons, ammunition and bomb components were recovered, while footage from the operation has been released. Moscow has linked the case to a broader pattern of alleged sabotage attempts targeting critical infrastructure, though the claims remain subject to independent verification.
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