Three Killed in Moscow Car Bombing Amid Ukraine War Developments
A car bombing in Moscow resulted in the deaths of three people, including two police officers identified as Ilya Klimanov, 24, and Maxim Gorbunov, 25. Gorbunov reportedly left behind a wife and a nine-month-old daughter. The blast occurred near the site where Lieutenant General Fanil Sarvarov, head of the Russian general staff's army operational training directorate, was killed two days earlier.
Authorities reported that the officers were killed after approaching a man acting suspiciously in connection with the earlier killing. The third fatality is believed to be the bomber, according to unofficial sources. A criminal investigation has been initiated, with investigators reviewing surveillance footage, questioning witnesses, and conducting forensic analyses including genetic, medical, and explosive-technical tests.
Russia claims the initial car bomb was planted by Ukrainian intelligence, but Kyiv has not commented on the allegation. This incident is part of ongoing developments related to the war between Russia and Ukraine, including clashes occurring in both countries.
