Car bomb rips through a Moscow street, seriously injuring a pro-Kremlin commentator
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A car bomb exploded Friday morning, Nov 13, on Kirovogradskaya Street in Moscow’s Chertanovo district, seriously injuring Sergei Zavorotny, 72, a pro-Kremlin commentator and former press secretary to Ukraine’s ex-prime minister, Mykola Azarov. Russia’s Investigative Committee confirmed Zavorotny was driving and was taken to a Moscow hospital, and opened a criminal case for attempted murder. Kommersant reports a magnetic bomb was planted under his Toyota Fortuner SUV. Russian media and law-enforcement sources say he lost his left arm and is in critical condition; that has not been independently confirmed. This is the second car bombing in Russia in two days. On Thursday, Nov 12, a car bomb in St. Petersburg killed a Russian Aerospace Forces colonel, according to Russian media; the Investigative Committee confirmed a serviceman was killed. No one has claimed responsibility. This footage, from TV Rain and the Telegram channel Baza, shows the wrecked SUV on the street after the blast, with firefighters and police on the scene. Presenter is AI-generated. Footage is real. Subscribe: youtube.com/@unwantedtruthofficial
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