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Kyiv Sabotage? Senior Russian General Vladimir Alexeyev Shot Multiple Times In Assassination Attempt
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3:01Now PlayingKyiv Sabotage? Senior Russian General Vladimir Alexeyev Shot Multiple Times In Assassination Attempt
A high-profile assassination attempt has shaken Moscow after senior Russian military officer Lieutenant General Vladimir Alexeyev was shot multiple times in northwest Moscow. Alexeyev, deputy chief of the General Staff, was rushed to hospital after the attack at a residential building. The gunman fled the scene and remains unidentified, prompting a major manhunt. The general played a key role in negotiations during the 2023 mercenary mutiny. The attack follows a string of assaults on Russian officers and comes amid renewed peace efforts, raising questions over its potential impact on ongoing US–Russia–Ukraine talks.
Kyiv Sabotage? Senior Russian General Vladimir Alexeyev Shot Multiple Times In Assassination Attempt
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