冲突 · 圣彼得堡汽车炸弹案
11周内,同一圣彼得堡道路上又有一名俄罗斯军官死于汽车炸弹
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译自英文原文。
目前,调查人员、鉴定专家及业务人员正在勘查现场,并已下令进行一系列必要的鉴定。事件的全部情况正在查明。
约300米爆炸前从家中驶出的距离 21
事发最初几小时的三种说法
嫌疑人,仅来自背景信息
到下午中段,丰坦卡已发表一篇详细报道,称其信息来自调查人员。但没有任何调查人员愿意公开表态。报道称,作案者是一名31岁的普斯科夫男子,约一个月前在莱塔(Lenta)大型超市担任普通杂工。上校把车停在该超市停车场,报道称,此人正是从那里跟踪上校的行踪。22
两起爆炸,同一条路
同一报道称,他从伊斯坦布尔继续前往基希讷乌。丰坦卡称,摩尔多瓦不向俄罗斯引渡人员。该报道援引安全官员称,多人参与此案,一名被称为“curator”的人与Ukraine境内的参与者保持联系。报道称,炸弹经波罗的海方向通过气球运抵列宁格勒州,并被放置在一个隐秘投放点,由该男子取走。丰坦卡对此人的介绍显示,他具有反对派背景。报道称,他于2022年3月6日在戈斯季尼德沃(Gostiny Dvor)参与未经批准的抗议活动,因此被拘留十天;报道还援引泄露的记录称,他曾向阿列克谢·纳瓦尔尼的反腐败基金会捐款,而俄罗斯已将该基金会认定为极端组织并予以取缔。22
八月的先例
两起案件高度相似:军官都在同一路段离家,车下都有装置,而据报道,作案者都在爆炸发生前经土耳其飞往摩尔多瓦。如果这些情况通报属实,那么八月奏效的手法再次得手,而俄罗斯安全部门两次都反应迟缓。如果情况不属实,当局至今未提出任何替代说法。
未知
- 上校的姓名、所在部队和职务,以及他是否曾在航空兵部队服役。
- 所用爆炸物以及引爆方式。
- 这名来自普斯科夫的31岁男子是否确有其人,是否已作为正式嫌疑人被记录在案,以及是否由同一网络实施了两起爆炸。
后续
- 上校的官方身份确认。
- 案件定性是维持谋杀罪还是改为恐怖主义罪,以及是否申请对嫌疑人发出缺席逮捕令。
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播出原貌
- A car bomb has killed a second Russian officer on the same road in eleven weeks.
- It went off on the southern edge of St. Petersburg, beside a shopping centre, as a city bus carrying dozens of people drove past. Russia's Investigative Committee has opened a murder case.
- Officials still haven't said who the dead man was, or who planted the bomb.
- The bomb went off around seven in the morning on Kolpinskoye Highway, in the Slavyanka area of Shushary, near a Lenta hypermarket. The colonel had reportedly driven only about 300 metres from home, pulling out of a courtyard. He died instantly. A passing city bus lost its windows with 30 to 40 people aboard, and nobody on it was reported hurt.
- "It was a powerful explosion here, everything shook," a kiosk worker on the highway said. Ambulances arrived within about four minutes, and police soon after. Video of the moment shows a flash and a bang, then car alarms. Military police came, the highway was closed, and five bus routes were diverted until about four in the afternoon.
- The early story had a relative in the passenger seat, hurt but alive. Within the hour came a correction. Surveillance footage showed the colonel leave home alone and drive off with that seat empty. The bomb itself is described two ways. One has it fixed underneath and set off remotely, another has dynamite on the floor. Even the time of the blast varies, from seven to half past.
- No official has spoken to the passenger question. The city's Investigative Committee says investigators and forensic specialists are working the scene, and examinations have been ordered. It hasn't named the dead man or said who it thinks is responsible.
- Officially, a serviceman is dead and a murder case is open. No official has confirmed he was a 51-year-old army colonel, or how the device was set off. Posts in Russian military circles mourning an "eternal flight", a phrase used for airmen, hint at an aviation link. Nothing confirms it, and his name and unit haven't been released.
- We're staying on this until the colonel and his killer have names on the record. Subscribe to this channel to follow it, and find the latest at heyday dot news.
- Unnamed investigators say the bomber was out of Russia before the explosion, though no official has said so on the record. In their account, he's a 31-year-old man from Pskov. About a month earlier, he'd taken a job as a general labourer at the Lenta hypermarket on the highway, where the colonel parked his car. From there, they say, he tracked the colonel's movements.
- They say he fixed the device under the car at one in the morning, took a taxi to Pulkovo airport, and was on a flight to Istanbul by 2:43. He landed in Turkey at 6:05. About an hour later, at seven, the bomb went off in Shushary.
- From Istanbul, they say, he went on to Chisinau in Moldova. The same security sources say several people were involved, with a handler in touch with contacts in Ukraine. They say the bomb came in from the Baltic direction by balloon, and was left in a dead drop, a hidden pickup point, that he emptied.
- They describe him as someone who moved in opposition circles. They say he got ten days' arrest for an unsanctioned protest at Gostiny Dvor in St. Petersburg in March 2022, and that leaked records show he donated to Alexei Navalny's Anti-Corruption Foundation, which Russia has banned as extremist. The Investigative Committee hasn't named any suspect, and Ukraine hasn't commented. Other unnamed sources say investigators are looking at possible Ukrainian intelligence involvement, as in earlier attacks.
- This road has seen it before.
- On August 27, a Geely crossover blew up about half a kilometre away. It killed Lieutenant Colonel Sergei Sechkov, 43, and seriously injured his wife. Officials first called it a vehicle fire. A 24-year-old woman is suspected of planting that bomb, and she left through Turkey for Moldova. Nobody's been arrested. Same road, same route out, eleven weeks apart.
- Sechkov served in an air force and air defence unit in St. Petersburg. He was later identified with the 332nd Guards Helicopter Regiment, which Ukraine's military intelligence had accused of striking civilians. He'd reportedly told his superiors he was on "liquidation lists," and he checked his car before every drive.
- Since the full-scale war began, several senior Russian officers have died in bombings Moscow blames on Ukraine, and Kyiv has claimed some attacks on Russian soil. The most senior was Lieutenant General Fanil Sarvarov, head of operations of the General Staff, killed by a car bomb in Moscow last December. This killing came the same day U.S. envoys Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner arrived in Moscow to meet Vladimir Putin, after U.S.-mediated Russia-Ukraine talks in Abu Dhabi.
- In St. Petersburg, the dead man is still officially just a serviceman, and there's no suspect on record. Investigators haven't said whether they'll treat the killing as terrorism, or whether one network carried out both bombings on this road. The next likely step is naming the colonel, and any formal move to seek the arrest of the man from Pskov in his absence.
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