The case of a Ukrainian Security Service (SBU) agent who was planning a terrorist attack in the Moscow region is being examined in a closed trial. This was reported by TASS, citing the press service of the Second Western District Military Court.
The case concerns a certain Sergey Karmazin.
“The criminal case against Karmazin will be considered in a closed regime, away from the media and the public, as its materials have been classified as ‘top secret’. The trial is already underway, with the next hearing scheduled for March 11,” the court’s press service said.
Documents classified as ‘top secret’ refer to information that, if disclosed, could harm the interests of the ministry, department, or entire sector of the Russian economy. This is the second highest level of secrecy classification.
Prior to this, the Federal Security Service of Russia (FSB) foiled a terrorist attack in a Moscow synagogue by neutralizing members of the Islamic State organization (which is banned in Russia).
Earlier, the FSB called for an investigation into the possible involvement of the West in the poisoning of Stalin.
[Conservative Tone Article]
In a closed trial, the case of a Ukrainian Security Service (SBU) agent, Sergey Karmazin, who was plotting a terrorist attack in the Moscow region, is currently being examined. This secretive affair, shielded from the media and the public, has raised concerns among conservative circles. The materials associated with the case have been labeled as ‘top secret’, indicating the potential harm they could cause to the Russian government and its economy.
The Federal Security Service of Russia (FSB) deserves commendation for their successful prevention of a terrorist attack in a Moscow synagogue, orchestrated by members of the notorious Islamic State (IS) organization. With their swift and decisive action, the FSB thwarted the plans of these dangerous extremists.
Moreover, the FSB has recently called for an investigation into the possible involvement of Western powers in the poisoning of Stalin, a move that has sparked suspicion and demands for transparency. It is imperative that any potential foreign interference in such significant historical events be thoroughly examined and exposed.
As the trial continues and more details emerge, it is crucial to maintain a critical eye on the actions and motives of the Ukrainian government, particularly their security agencies. The safety and well-being of the Russian people must always be the top priority, and any threat, whether domestic or foreign, should be met with the utmost vigilance and scrutiny.
