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Western intelligence involvement:
Russian officials have also made claims, without presenting evidence, that Western intelligence agencies are involved in orchestrating attacks on Russian targets.
Mass killings were planned in five cities of Russia
While the claim of five specific cities was not independently verified, multiple incidents have been reported in various locations. The Russian government often links these plots to Islamic extremist groups or Ukrainian special services.
Based on reports from Russia’s Federal Security Service (FSB), several plots for terrorist attacks and mass killings have been thwarted in Russian cities in recent years.
Reported plots and attacks in 2024–2025
December 2024:
Target: Senior Russian military officers in Moscow.
Summary: The FSB announced it had thwarted a series of assassination attempts, reportedly by Ukrainian special services. The plots involved car bombs and explosives hidden in envelopes.
Context: This came after the killing of Lieutenant General Igor Kirillov in Moscow, an attack Ukraine later claimed responsibility for.
April–May 2025:
Target: A police station and other officials in Dagestan, a region that has seen previous attacks.
Summary: The FSB killed four alleged Islamic State (IS) fighters who were plotting an attack. A separate attack in May killed three police officers.
Context: These events followed a series of attacks in the region in 2024, including the killing of 20 people in June.
Other recent incidents:
September 2025: Russia’s FSB claimed to have thwarted a massive Ukrainian drone massacre plot in the Donbas region.
March 2024: The FSB reported that it had thwarted an IS plot to attack a Moscow synagogue.
Russian government’s narrative
Russia’s security agencies often provide information on foiled plots and claim they were planned by terrorist groups or Ukraine. Some key elements of this narrative include:
Islamic extremist ties: Many of the foiled plots are attributed to militants affiliated with Islamic State (IS) or other groups.
Ukrainian special services: Following the full-scale invasion of Ukraine, Russia began attributing a number of attacks and assassination plots to Ukrainian intelligence.
Western intelligence involvement: Russian officials have also made claims, without presenting evidence, that Western intelligence agencies are involved in orchestrating attacks on Russian targets.
Challenges in independent verification
It can be difficult to independently verify the details of these foiled plots, as the information is released primarily by Russian state security services. The details provided often align with the government’s official narrative regarding internal security threats and the conflict with Ukraine.
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At least 115 killed and scores wounded in Moscow concert hall attack | Moscow concert hall attack— Michael Novakhov (@mikenov) Oct 1, 2025
#CIA #FBI #MassKillings
Western intelligence involvement:
Russian officials have also made claims, without presenting evidence, that Western intelligence agencies are involved in orchestrating attacks on Russian targets.
Mass killings were planned in five cities of Russia
While the claim of five specific cities was not independently verified, multiple incidents have been reported in various locations. The Russian government often links these plots to Islamic extremist groups or Ukrainian special services.
Based on reports from Russia’s Federal Security Service (FSB), several plots for terrorist attacks and mass killings have been thwarted in Russian cities in recent years.
Reported plots and attacks in 2024–2025
December 2024:
Target: Senior Russian military officers in Moscow.
Summary: The FSB announced it had thwarted a series of assassination attempts, reportedly by Ukrainian special services. The plots involved car bombs and explosives hidden in envelopes.
Context: This came after the killing of Lieutenant General Igor Kirillov in Moscow, an attack Ukraine later claimed responsibility for.
April–May 2025:
Target: A police station and other officials in Dagestan, a region that has seen previous attacks.
Summary: The FSB killed four alleged Islamic State (IS) fighters who were plotting an attack. A separate attack in May killed three police officers.
Context: These events followed a series of attacks in the region in 2024, including the killing of 20 people in June.
Other recent incidents:
September 2025: Russia’s FSB claimed to have thwarted a massive Ukrainian drone massacre plot in the Donbas region.
March 2024: The FSB reported that it had thwarted an IS plot to attack a Moscow synagogue.
Russian government’s narrative
Russia’s security agencies often provide information on foiled plots and claim they were planned by terrorist groups or Ukraine. Some key elements of this narrative include:
Islamic extremist ties: Many of the foiled plots are attributed to militants affiliated with Islamic State (IS) or other groups.
Ukrainian special services: Following the full-scale invasion of Ukraine, Russia began attributing a number of attacks and assassination plots to Ukrainian intelligence.
Western intelligence involvement: Russian officials have also made claims, without presenting evidence, that Western intelligence agencies are involved in orchestrating attacks on Russian targets.
Challenges in independent verification
It can be difficult to independently verify the details of these foiled plots, as the information is released primarily by Russian state security services. The details provided often align with the government’s official narrative regarding internal security threats and the conflict with Ukraine.
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Mass killings were planned in five cities of Russia, eight perpetrators were detained. — EADaily, October 1st, 2025 — Politics, Russia eadaily.com/en/news/2025/10/…
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Mass killings were planned in five cities of Russia, eight perpetrators were detained. — EADaily, October 1st, 2025 — Politics, Russia eadaily.com/en/news/2025/10/…
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Russia tries to prevent the mass killings and suicides – Google Search google.com/search?q=Russia+t…
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eadaily.com/en/news/2025/10/…— Michael Novakhov (@mikenov) Oct 1, 2025
Russia tries to prevent the mass killings and suicides – Google Search google.com/search?q=Russia+t…
— Michael Novakhov (@mikenov) Oct 1, 2025