The moment when Russian Navy officer Trankovsky's car was blown up was captured on video

The moment of blowing up the car of Navy officer Captain 1st Rank Valery Trankovsky was caught on video. The footage of the incident was published by the Public Relations Center (PRC) of the Russian Federal Security Service on November 19.

The recording shows the car of the military officer driving down the street and slowing down in front of a "lying policeman". As soon as the front wheels of the car overcome the obstacle, there is a powerful explosion.

In addition, the CJC reported that a Crimean resident suspected of the bombing said during interrogation that the Security Service of Ukraine (SBU) recruited him in the summer of 2023.

"My task was to liquidate a high-ranking serviceman in the city of Sevastopol," the detainee said.

He specified that he planted a bomb under the bottom of the officer's car on the night of November 13. The explosive device the man activated with a remote control and hid it and the phone.

Law enforcement authorities also detained a resident of Sevastopol, who was monitoring the officer. According to her, after arriving in Sevastopol on vacation, the handler sent her a photo and license plate number.

Security forces detained the two Russians who carried out the attack on Trankovsky in Sevastopol earlier in the day.

A car on Shevchenko Street exploded on November 13. As a result of the explosion , a serviceman, who was in the car, was killed. A criminal case was initiated on this fact.