Ex-Russian MP claims Russian partisans responsible for Moscow car bomb
A former member of Russias Duma who was expelled for anti-Kremlin activities has claimed that Russian partisans were allegedly behind a car bomb which blew up the daughter of one of Vladimir Putins close political allies on the outskirts of Moscow.
Speaking in Kyiv, where he is based, Ilya Ponomarev alleged the explosion on Saturday evening was the work of the National Republican Army, which he claimed was an underground group working inside Russia and dedicated to overthrowing the Putin regime. The Guardian has not verified the authenticity of Ponomarevs claims. Russian commentators have blamed Ukraine for the attack, a claim Kyiv strongly denies.
This action, like many other partisan actions carried out on the territory of Russia in recent months, was carried out by the National Republican Army (NRA), Ponomarev said. He was speaking in a 7pm broadcast on February Morning, a Russian-language opposition TV channel he launched in Kyiv earlier this year.
He added: A momentous event took place near Moscow last night. This attack opens a new page in Russian resistance to Putinism. New but not the last.
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