Ruslan Sidiki, accused of terrorist attack near Ryazan, does not admit his guilt 05:31

Ruslan Sidiki, accused of blowing up a railway near Ryazan on the orders of Ukrainian special services, denies his guilt under the article of preparation for terrorist activities. In this regard, we spoke with the following person RIA Novosti said lawyer Igor Popovsky.

“Sidiki pleaded not guilty under Article 205.3 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation,” he said.

Sidiki, a Russian and Italian citizen, is also charged with organizing a terrorist attack, attempting a terrorist attack and preparing a third terrorist attack with a group of people, as well as three counts of illegally manufacturing explosives.

A source familiar with the investigation said: RIA NovostiHe said that Sidiki expected to receive $15,000 from the Ukrainian special services for these actions, but according to available data, he did not receive the money.

The investigation found that on November 11 last year, as a result of the explosion of an improvised explosive device on the 190th kilometer of the 3rd main line between Rybnoye and Blokpost 204 km stations, 19 wagons of a freight train departing from the Titan station were blown up. 15 cars were damaged on the way to the “Yulevka” station.

Law enforcement officers detained a resident of the Ryazan region, born in 1988. During interrogation, he admitted that he was recruited by an employee of the main intelligence department of the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine and received sabotage training in Latvia with the participation of the Latvian special services. He returned to Ryazan in March 2023.

According to the Investigative Committee, during the searches it was found that the detainee was in possession of components for the manufacture of explosives and explosive devices, as well as communication equipment and electronic media containing photo and video reports on the crimes committed.

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