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Russian Missile Scientist Killed in Moscow, Ukraine Claims - News Directory 3

Russian Missile Scientist Killed in Moscow, Ukraine Claims

December 12, 2024 Catherine Williams World
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Original source: nettavisen.no

Top Russian Missile Scientist Found Dead ⁢in Moscow Suburb

Moscow, Russia – ⁤Mikhail Shatsky, a leading Russian missile scientist, was found shot dead in ⁢a ⁢suburb ⁢southeast of‍ Moscow this week, according to multiple Ukrainian media ‍outlets.

Graphic images purportedly showing Shatsky’s body are⁢ circulating⁢ on social media after ⁢initially⁣ being posted on‍ Telegram⁣ by‍ Russian exile journalist Alexander Nevzorov.

ukrainian sources, including a defense official speaking to the Kyiv Independent, suggest that Ukraine’s military intelligence service (HUR) is highly likely behind the killing. Anonymous sources cited by⁤ Ukrainian outlets RBC and Pravda corroborate this claim. The Kyiv Independent reports that Shatsky was considered a key figure in the progress of Russian AI technology for drones,aircraft,and spacecraft.

According to Nevzorov, Shatsky was also responsible ⁤for upgrading Russia’s Kh-59 missiles, which are being used in the ongoing⁢ war against Ukraine.

“Anyone involved⁤ in developing Russia’s ⁤military industry, and therefore supporting⁣ Russian aggression ⁤against Ukraine, is a legitimate target for the Ukrainian defense forces,” an anonymous security source told the Ukrainian news outlet Hromadske.

The independent⁣ Russian media outlet Critically important stories has geolocated the site ⁣where Shatsky’s body was found to be⁤ a ten-minute walk from⁣ his residence.

As of⁣ this writing, ‍no state-controlled‍ Russian media outlets ⁢have reported on Shatsky’s death or⁢ any homicide‍ in the park where he was allegedly found.

Russian Missile Scientist Found Dead:⁤ Assassination by Ukrainian Intelligence Suspected

Moscow, Russia – The death of Mikhail Shatsky, a prominent Russian missile scientist, has sent ripples through both Russian and Ukrainian spheres. Found shot ⁢dead in a Moscow suburb, Shatsky’s death is suspected to⁤ be an assassination⁢ carried out by Ukrainian intelligence.

Graphic images circulating on social⁣ media, initially ⁣shared by exiled Russian journalist Alexander Nevzorov on Telegram, ⁣depict Shatsky’s body. Ukrainian media outlets, including RBC, Pravda, and ‍the Kyiv autonomous, cite anonymous sources who confirm Ukraine’s ⁤military intelligence service‍ (HUR) ⁤is highly likely responsible for the killing.

Shatsky was reportedly a key figure in the advancement of ⁢Russian artificial intelligence for drones,aircraft,and spacecraft. Additionally, he is believed to have been involved in upgrading Russia’s Kh-59 missiles, currently‍ being used in the conflict with Ukraine.

an anonymous security source speaking to the Ukrainian outlet Hromadske stated, “Anyone involved in developing Russia’s military industry ⁣and therefore supporting ⁢Russian aggression against Ukraine is a legitimate target for the Ukrainian defense forces.”

independent Russian media outlet Critically Important stories has verified the location of Shatsky’s body, situated just⁢ a short walk ⁣from his ⁤residence.⁣ Notably, no Russian state-controlled media outlets have reported on Shatsky’s death or⁤ any homicide in the area.

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