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Czechia places Russian GRU general linked to ammunition depot blasts on wanted list

The country’s investigators believe that #Averyanov coordinated the supposed #Russian #sabotage operation in 2014 that led to ammunition depot explosions in the eastern Czech town of #Vrbetice, killing two people and causing damages in tens of millions of dollars.

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The Kyiv Independent · Czechia places Russian GRU general linked to ammunition depot blasts on wanted listBy Martin Fornusek
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“’s elevation may have coincided with ’s loss of altitude but it far surpasses the heights ever attained by the slain chief. He is now deputy chief of the and Putin’s confidant overseeing military and hybrid operations in , East Asia and the Middle East. One of those continents has experienced a series of violent putsches, completed or abortive, in , , and resulting in pro-Russian juntas …”

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The InsiderExclusive: Inside an Infamous Russian Spy Unit’s First Bombing in NATOIn November 2011, GRU Unit 29155 blew up an ammunition depot in Lovnidol, Bulgaria, containing artillery destined for Georgia. It was the first known terror attack perpetrated by the team of hitmen and saboteurs who would later poison Sergei and Yulia Skripal in England, a Bulgarian arms dealer in Sofia, and blow up a host of other storage facilities and buildings across NATO territories. These operations killed or wounded dozens of civilians and led to the expulsion of Russian diplomats. But now The Insider has obtained travel records and leaked correspondence from members of Unit 29155 that points to their culpability in the inaugural attack in Bulgaria – and partly answers the question of why so many of these operatives have all gone on to occupy high-profile political positions in Vladimir Putin’s Russia.
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Another intriguing figure in #Moscow’s delegation to the Middle East is 'General Andrey #Averyanov - he is one of #Russia's top spies and he has been linked in reporting to many of the #assassination attempts, subterfuge, abroad that has been carried out by Russian military intelligence. In 2018 there was an assassination attempt on sergey #skripal , former russian spy, on British soil. And this general was linked to the elite #GRU group that carried out the operations
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BBCBBC World Service - The Global Jigsaw, Wagner after PrigozhinWhat next for the notorious group after the plane crash that wiped out its leadership?
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'Since prigozhin’s death many #Russian def ministry officials including Deputy Defence Minister #Yevkurov, army general #Surovikin - who has for a long time had ties to #Wagner -, military intelligence generals like Vladimir #Alekseyev and Andrey #Averyanov - they were all  spotted in various #African states and it is likely to be some sort of a  coordinated effort to renegotiate Wagner’s contracts and take them over for the ministry's pocket private military companies' bbc.co.uk/programmes/w3ct5hlb

BBCBBC World Service - The Global Jigsaw, Wagner after PrigozhinWhat next for the notorious group after the plane crash that wiped out its leadership?
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[Gifted NYT link - no paywall ].After Prigozhin’s Death, a High-Stakes Scramble for His Empire
A shadowy fight is playing out on three continents for control of Yevgeny Prigozhin’s sprawling interests as head of the Wagner mercenary group. The biggest prize: his lucrative operations in Africa. nytimes.com/2023/09/08/world/e

The New York TimesAfter Prigozhin’s Death, a High-Stakes Scramble for His EmpireBy Anton Troianovski
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