A man was detained in Stavropol Krai on suspicion of plotting a terrorist attack

The FSB detained a man allegedly planning a terrorist attack on the Georgievsk administration building in Stavropol Krai.

According to the security service, the man, acting on instructions from his handler, was observing the location where he planned to commit the crime. He then, according to the FSB, purchased components for a homemade bomb. Before he could detonate the explosive device, the radical was detained by security forces.

"I arrived in Stavropol Krai. I wanted to commit a terrorist attack, but I couldn't—they detained me. I admit my guilt and repent," the detainee said.

Последние новости
A pro-Russian former Armenian president has threatened his country with harsh measures from Moscow
Politics
A pro-Russian former Armenian president has threatened his country with harsh measures from Moscow
29 January 2026

Former Armenian President Robert Kocharyan warned against the current government's flippant attitude toward possible harsh responses from Moscow. He believes the authorities fail to grasp the scale of the potential impact Russia could have, including tariff revisions and export blockages.
Kadyrov spoke out against ending the
Politics
Kadyrov spoke out against ending the "special military operation"
29 January 2026

On the sidelines of a meeting between the presidents of Russia and the UAE, Chechen leader Ramzan Kadyrov spoke out against peace talks with Ukraine and in favor of continuing the "special military operation."
Kadyrov participates in Kremlin talks amid reports of deteriorating health
Politics
Kadyrov participates in Kremlin talks amid reports of deteriorating health
29 January 2026

Chechnya's leader, Ramzan Kadyrov, is part of the Russian delegation at the talks between the presidents of Russia and the United Arab Emirates in the Kremlin, the only head of a Russian region, TASS reports.
InFact: Russian
Politics
InFact: Russian "shadow fleet" uses Georgia to transport oil
29 January 2026

An independent investigation by InFact has revealed that Russian tankers, resorting to roundabout routes, systematically use the Georgian ports of Batumi and Poti to transport oil. This sanctions-evasion scheme utilizes vessels with opaque ownership structures and problematic insurance, allowing Russia to undermine the international price cap mechanism.