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Day 485 of the Invasion of Ukraine: Prigozhin confirmed that Ukraine did not bomb Donbas and that NATO was not involved
Day 485 of the invasion of Ukraine. Summary of key events in the last 24 hours:
Russia: The Bomb for the Crimean Bridge was Planted before the Cargo passed through Bulgaria
The Federal Security Service (FSB) and the Investigative Committee of Russia (SKR) have officially accused the Main Directorate of Military Intelligence of Ukraine of orchestrating the bombing of the Crimean bridge over the weekend.
Bulgaria’s National Security Agency will Check the Route of the Truck blown up on the Crimean Bridge
The State Agency "National Security" (SANS) has started an investigation on the basis of the spread information that the truck that caused an explosion on the Crimean bridge on October 8 passed through the territory of Bulgaria.
The investigation began immediately after the disclosure of the information, by order of Acting Prime Minister Galab Donev.
Putin: In case of New Terrorist Attacks, Russia's Response will be harsh
Russian President Vladimir Putin confirmed that long-range missiles struck Ukrainian energy, military and communications infrastructure in an attack this morning.
A Man Found a Mass Grave with More than 60 Bodies in his Yard in Siberia
More than 60 bodies of people buried in a mass grave have been found by a Russian in his garden, Deutsche Welle reports.
Russia Mulls Setting Up 'KGB-Like' Ministry - Reports
Russia plans the creation of a Ministry of State Security (MGB) in a large-scale institutional restructuring, sources quoted by daily Kommersant have suggested.
Detained Suspects Could Be Nemtsov Killers - Russian Officials
The two men arrested over the murder of opposition politician Boris Nemtsov could have carried it out, the Investigative Committee of Russia has said.
A statement [RU] on its website follows the official report that two Russian citizens from the Caucasus were arrested over their alleged involvement in what Russian authorities suggest might have been "a contract killing".