Typical Russia: there may be a banal reason behind the bombing of a GRU officer Angela Figin V In Moscow, a car exploded in the parking lot of one of the residential complexes on the morning of July 24. The media immediately reported that GRU headquarters officer Andrei Torgashov was in the car. Judging by the reaction of the authorities, when the suspect was detained in Turkey in a matter of hours, this means that he was definitely a GRU officer, Sergei Aslanyan, host of “Khodorkovsky Live”, told Channel 24. It should be noted that the top official himself said that he was allegedly fine, and the blown up car was not his. The published footage of the explosion shows that the man with his legs torn off immediately makes tourniquets out of his shirt. This indicates professional tactical training. This is a real officer who has been through more than one combat point. It would seem that he suffered a concussion, shock, but he did not lose his head. His brain works automatically. He applies tourniquets to himself, – Aslanyan said. In Russia, where there is no respect for the individual, the authorities from above show that a person is nothing, he can be trampled. A person is constantly humiliated and has no rights. Therefore, it is not even necessary to be a GRU officer to run into explosives in your car. To identify this specific GRU officer, to understand what he does and how guilty he is before Ukraine – this is a very high level of intelligence data. It is unlikely that this officer is worth it, – the host of “Khodorkovsky Live” noted. Therefore, an everyday situation is quite likely. When a man simply needed to be “removed” because, for example, he owed money, that is, the quality of modest everyday aspects. “You can be a famous general, and you will be killed just because you looked askance at a beautiful girl in a traffic jam, whose husband was jealous of you. This is normal, in Russian,” Aslanyan added.What was the motive for the explosion
Typical Russia: The explosion of a GRU officer may have a banal reason
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