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Ukrainian intelligence services have assassinated the Russian chief of security at the Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant.

Andriy Korotky “was blown up” on Friday morning in his car as it was turning right into a main road, footage captures the moment the vehicle exploded.

In a statement, the Ukrainian intelligence service said, “On October 4, 2024, at around 7 am in the temporarily occupied Energodar, a car carrying a war criminal, the ‘chief of security’ of the Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant, exploded.

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Korotky is a collaborator involved in the organization and execution of war crimes and repression of Ukrainians under occupation.

“After the seizure of the ZNPP, he voluntarily cooperated with the Russian invaders, gave the Russians lists of the station’s employees with their personal data, pointing out citizens with a pro-Ukrainian position.

He participated in the repression of nuclear power plant personnel, war crimes against civilians of the temporarily occupied Energodar.

He constantly organized events aimed at supporting the Russian army of occupation.

“As a member of Putin’s United Russia party, he headed the so-called ‘Council of Deputies’ in Energodar.

“The GUR of the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine reminds that a just retribution awaits every war criminal.

“Glory to Ukraine!”





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