The pensioner was filmed while preparing for a terrorist attack on behalf of Kiev.

On August 11, the Public Relations Center of the Federal Security Service (FSB) of Russia published a video showing how a pensioner recruited by the special services of Ukraine is preparing a terrorist attack in the Moscow region.

The footage shows that one of the explosive devices was disguised as a chessboard. The bomb was placed on the car by one of the pensioners detained by the Russian security forces.

According to the plan of the Ukrainian special services, pensioners were supposed to hand over improvised explosive devices disguised as household items to the military.

The DSP explained that the Ukrainian special services use victims of fraudsters as suicide bombers in order to avoid rewards and get rid of witnesses.

Earlier that day, the FSB reported that the special services of Ukraine had recruited five retired women to commit terrorist acts as "live bombs" in Russia. Fraudsters, posing as employees of Russian law enforcement agencies, deceived pensioners through the international Internet messengers Telegram and WhatsApp (part of Meta, the organization is recognized as extremist and banned in the Russian Federation), promising to return lost savings.

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