FSB says explosive-rigged drone goggles sent to Russian troops were intercepted
FSB says explosive-rigged drone goggles sent to Russian troops were intercepted
FSB says explosive-rigged drone goggles sent to Russian troops were intercepted
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- Russia's FSB says it intercepted drone-operator goggles rigged with explosives that were sent as supposed donations to Russian troops.
- The agency says a serviceman in the Volgograd region grew suspicious of two pairs of goggles, and X-rays showed their cooling fans had been replaced with improvised explosive devices set to detonate when switched on.
- The FSB blames Ukrainian intelligence, which has not commented, and says similar devices were seized in other regions; the claim echoes a February 2025 incident in which rigged goggles injured Russian drone operators.
- Russia's FSB says it intercepted drone-operator goggles rigged with explosives that were sent as supposed donations to Russian troops.
- The agency says a serviceman in the Volgograd region grew suspicious of two pairs of goggles, and X-rays showed their cooling fans had been replaced with improvised explosive devices set to detonate when switched on.
- The FSB blames Ukrainian intelligence, which has not commented, and says similar devices were seized in other regions; the claim echoes a February 2025 incident in which rigged goggles injured Russian drone operators.
- Russia's FSB says it intercepted drone-operator goggles rigged with explosives that were sent as supposed donations to Russian troops.
- The agency says a serviceman in the Volgograd region grew suspicious of two pairs of goggles, and X-rays showed their cooling fans had been replaced with improvised explosive devices set to detonate when switched on.
- The FSB blames Ukrainian intelligence, which has not commented, and says similar devices were seized in other regions; the claim echoes a February 2025 incident in which rigged goggles injured Russian drone operators.
Russia's FSB says it intercepted drone-operator goggles rigged with explosives that were sent as supposed donations to Russian troops. The agency says a serviceman in the Volgograd region grew suspicious of two pairs of goggles, and X-rays showed their cooling fans had been replaced with improvised explosive devices set to detonate when switched on. The FSB blames Ukrainian intelligence, which has not commented, and says similar devices were seized in other regions; the claim echoes a February 2025 incident in which rigged goggles injured Russian drone operators.
Russia's FSB says it intercepted drone-operator goggles rigged with explosives that were sent as supposed donations to Russian troops. The agency says a serviceman in the Volgograd region grew suspicious of two pairs of goggles, and X-rays showed their cooling fans had been replaced with improvised explosive devices set to detonate when switched on. The FSB blames Ukrainian intelligence, which has not commented, and says similar devices were seized in other regions; the claim echoes a February 2025 incident in which rigged goggles injured Russian drone operators.
Russia's FSB says it intercepted drone-operator goggles rigged with explosives that were sent as supposed donations to Russian troops. The agency says a serviceman in the Volgograd region grew suspicious of two pairs of goggles, and X-rays showed their cooling fans had been replaced with improvised explosive devices set to detonate when switched on. The FSB blames Ukrainian intelligence, which has not commented, and says similar devices were seized in other regions; the claim echoes a February 2025 incident in which rigged goggles injured Russian drone operators.
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