A Senior Russian military general was killed Friday in a burning car explosion in Moscow.
Yaroslav Moskalik, deputy director of the main operations Directorate of the Russian Armed Forces, died when the vehicle exploded in the city of Balashikha, the Russian media reported.
The bomb had been planted in a parked car and was remotely detonated as the officer, who lived locally, walked, said sources of application of the law.
The images captured a completely wrapped vehicle near an apartment building moments after the explosion.
The Authorities of the Authorities have confirmed any detail of the incident, which occurs one day after Russia launched its most deadly attack against Ukraine in almost a year.
It was also the immediately clear if the officer was attacked.
Ukraine, in the past, the responsibility of attacking Russian military officers in their soil has been assumed.
Lieutenant Gene. Igor Kirillov, the main nuclear weapons of the Kremlin, was tasks in a car bombardment last December.
Ukraine later admitted his role in that murder, saying that Krillov was attacked by allegedly orchestrating the use of chemical weapons against Ukrainian troops.
The last car bombardment occurs after President Trump criticized Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin for bombing Ukraine challenging attempts to negotiate peace.
“I am not happy with the Russian attacks on kyiv,” Trump enraged a social publication of truth. “It is not necessary, and a very bad time. Vladimir, hold! 5000 soldiers a week dying. Let’s make the peace agreement!”
With publication cables
