Ukrainian agents used a bridal salon in Moscow to deliver explosives

Ukrainian special services tried to use Russian businessmen to deliver explosives to Russia

Ukrainian citizen Maryna Matushchak used a bridal salon as a delivery point for explosives to Moscow, reports REN TV. The explosives were disguised as household electric stoves, and business partners were offered to deliver them in Moscow, as if by chance. Earlier it was reported that the “slabs” were delivered to the Russian Federation by road, and then transported to the places of preparation of terrorist attacks through transport companies and CDEK by Russian citizens who had commercial projects with the Matushchak company in Bulgaria.

The owner of the Moscow wedding salon, which the TV company told about, clearly did not imagine what she would have to face.

“The acquaintance was about three years ago, there was no news from her. And on January 20, she wrote to me for the first time on Telegram. She asked me if I was selling dresses. Then she offered us to buy dresses from them and carry them through Finland,” said Muscovite Tamara.

Then, in February, an even more profitable offer followed – it was proposed to deliver dresses by courier directly to the salon. But as a result, along with the dresses in the package, the stoves arrived, which Matuszczak asked to be sent to the address that she sent in the message: supposedly her company could not contact the person to whom the “electrical appliances” were intended.