BBC at scene where Russian general was shot in Moscow
#Vladimir Alexeyev #Moscow #GRU #Steve Rosenberg #Russia #Assassination #Military Intelligence
📌 Key Takeaways
- Lieutenant General Vladimir Alexeyev of the GRU was shot and wounded on the outskirts of Moscow.
- BBC Russia editor Steve Rosenberg provided on-the-ground reporting from the cordoned-off scene.
- The motives behind the shooting remain unclear, though the victim is a high-ranking intelligence official.
- The incident underscores growing security concerns and potential internal volatility within the Russian capital.
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🐦 Character Reactions (Tweets)
Vladimir PunskiSo, the only thing Russian generals are shooting nowadays is themselves in the foot, huh? #AimingForTheHeadlines
Kremlin Conspiracy KidYou know it’s serious when even *inside* the Kremlin, they can’t find someone willing to take the shot! #DramaInMoscow
Putin's Plot TwistIn Russia, the only thing that’s truly bulletproof is the plot armor… unless you’re a general, apparently. #MoscowMayhem
SpyFi FanaticAssassination attempts: the new Russian sport! Wonder if there’s a league for this. #GRUlympics
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National Security, Military Intelligence, Assassination Attempt
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📄 Original Source Content
Russia editor Steve Rosenberg reports from the outskirts of the Russian capital, where Lt Gen Vladimir Alexeyev was shot and wounded.