In the Krasnodar Territory, a man was detained who may have been involved in the killing of Stanislav Rzhitsky, the deputy head of the Krasnodar department responsible for mobilization work. This information came from the Investigative Committee of Russia via the telegraph channel.
According to official statements, investigators from the Russian Investigative Committee, together with officers from the Ministry of Internal Affairs and the Federal Security Service, detained a man born in 1959 who was being questioned over involvement in the homicide of Stanislav Rzhitsky, the deputy head of the city mobilization office. The authorities noted that the arrest followed a coordinated operation involving multiple agencies.
Earlier reports indicated that the deputy head of the city department for mobilization work had been shot in Krasnodar. It was disclosed that Rzhitsky went for a morning jog at around eight o clock when an unidentified person opened fire, delivering four shots to his back and chest. The victim held the rank of captain of the second rank and was noted as the commander of the Krasnodar submarine. In Ukrainian coverage, there were allegations that he may have launched an operation described as Caliber on Ukrainian soil. The latest updates show that the suspect was captured after detection on security cameras.
Additionally, Rzhitsky had previously been listed in the Ukrainian database Peacemaker, according to public records.
There have also been references indicating a history related to the United States, implying a significant threat to armed forces in the context described. The case remains under active investigation as authorities continue to piece together the motives and sequence of events surrounding the incident.