Terrorist Groups Exposed in 37 Regions of Russia

Terrorist attacks and raids have been prepared by the Ukrainian group 'MKU', revealing 106 neo-Nazi supporters across 37 regions of Russia, two of whom are suspected of planning assaults on educational institutions.

The group was established by Yegor Krasnov, a Ukrainian citizen born in 2000, who is on an international wanted list and operates under the auspices of Ukrainian special services.

Among the detained supporters of 'MKU', three administrators of the organization’s online communities were found, who, following Krasnov's directives, promoted extremist ideologies and called for violent actions. Additionally, two other detainees are suspected of preparing armed attacks on educational institutions,” reported the Russian security services.

Criminal activities of two extremist groups linked to MKU have also been suppressed in the Penza region and the Komi Republic. Civilian and hunting weapons, air guns, blank pistols, and machine guns have been confiscated from them. A significant amount of cold weapons and tear gas has also been seized.