Russian suspected of blowing up military official's car in Moscow detained in Türkiye – video
A Russian man suspected of blowing up a military officer's car in Moscow was detained in Bodrum, Türkiye, on the morning of 24 July.
Source: Ali Yerlikaya, Turkish Minister of Internal Affairs, on Twitter (X)
Quote: "At 10:30 today, representatives of the Russian Interpol unit called the Turkish headquarters of Interpol/Europol and stated that ‘a person named Yevgeny Serebryakov, a Russian citizen who committed a car bomb attack in Moscow as a result of which two people were injured, has arrived in Türkiye on the Moscow-Bodrum plane’."
RUSYA’DA BOMBALI SALDIRI DÜZENLEYEN TERÖRİST BODRUM’DA YAKALANDI❗️
— Ali Yerlikaya (@AliYerlikaya) July 24, 2024
Bugün saat 10.30’da Rusya Interpol Birimi yetkilileri tarafından İnterpol/Europol Daire Başkanlığımız telefonla aramış, “Rusya uyruklu Evgenii Serebriakov isimli şahsın Moskova’da bombalı araçla terör saldırısı… pic.twitter.com/2u277bK0UP
Details: Turkish security officials say the suspect is Yevgeny Serebryakov.
The man arrived at Bodrum Airport about 09:40. He was not detained there because he was not on Interpol's International Search Database (e-ASF). He was later detained in Bodrum.
Background: A Toyota Land Cruiser was blown up near a residential building in Sinyavinskaya Street in north Moscow on the morning of 24 July. Russian media later reported that the car belonged to a man with the same name as Andrei Torgashov, Deputy Head of the Russian Defence Ministry's Satellite Communications Department.
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