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Russian drone firm head critically injured in car bomb

Vladimir Tkachu, head of a leading Russian drone manufacturer, was critically injured in a car bomb attack near Ekaterinburg on August 5.

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Vladimir Tkachu, the head of a leading Russian drone manufacturer, was critically injured in a car bomb attack near Ekaterinburg on August 5. The incident is the latest in a series of clandestine operations deep inside Russian territory.

Vladimir Tkachu is the head of a leading Russian drone manufacturer.1 Tkachu was critically injured in a car bomb attack near Ekaterinburg on August 5.1 The attack occurred in what appears to be a clandestine operation.1

Ukraine has been linked to a series of assassination attempts targeting figures tied to Russia’s war in Ukraine.1 Robert Gilman, a former U.S. Marine detained in Russia since 2022, was hospitalized in serious condition on August 6.4,3,2 Gilman’s advocate described his condition as a 'dissociative stupor.'4

Advocacy groups and Gilman’s sister warned he may be near death after falling into a catatonic-like state.3,2 Gilman is reportedly being fed through a tube due to his condition.3,2 Hostage advocacy groups and Gilman’s sister alleged he may have been tortured and injected with mind-altering drugs.3,2

He is being held at a Russian hospital in what his advocate, Eric Lebson of Global Reach, described as a 'dissociative stupor.'
Eric Lebson, advocate for Robert Gilman4

Por qué importa

  • Ekaterinburg is a major city in central Russia, approximately 1,400 km east of Moscow.1

  • Russia has detained several foreign nationals, including former U.S. Marines, since its invasion of Ukraine in 2022.4,3,2

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