Putin’s Spy Chief Shot 3 Times! Dubai EXTRADITION Exposes Shadow War!

Is Russia's elite intelligence service vulnerable from within, even 12 km from the Kremlin? In a stunning development, Lieutenant General Vladimir Alexeyev, deputy head of Russia's vast GRU military intelligence, was shot three times with a silenced Makarov pistol in northern Moscow on Friday. Russian security officials swiftly apprehended Ukrainian-born Russian citizen Lyubomir Korba in Dubai, alleging he was tasked by Ukrainian intelligence for the attack, though Kyiv fiercely denies involvement, suggesting potential internal Russian infighting. This high-profile assassination attempt highlights the escalating "shadow war" between Russian and Ukrainian intelligence, a clandestine conflict marked by cyber attacks, disinformation, and targeted killings. Shockingly, Alexeyev is not an isolated case; since December 2024, three other officials of similar rank have been killed in or near Moscow. Furthermore, Alexeyev himself was famously seen trying to calm Yevgeny Prigozhin during the Wagner mutiny, adding another layer of intrigue to his targeting. The incident has left many in Russia questioning the security of their top generals and the effectiveness of their intelligence services. President Vladimir Putin personally thanked the UAE leader for assistance in the capture, underscoring the international implications of this dramatic event. This unprecedented attack against such a senior GRU officer is a serious blow to Russia's special services, raising critical questions about internal security and the ongoing conflict's reach. For more deep dives into geopolitical tensions and exclusive reports, make sure to subscribe to our channel!

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