Car bombings in Russia kill military officer, injure
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A car bomb in Moscow has injured a former adviser to Ukraine's pro-Putin ex-prime minister Mykola Azarov, Russia's Investigative Committee says.
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Russian newspaper Kommersant reported that Zavorotniy was hospitalised.
A day earlier, in St Petersburg, a military serviceman was killed by a bomb in his vehicle, according to Russia’s Investigative Committee.
Zavorotny had been an aide to Azarov until the prime minister resigned in 2014 and fled to Russia.
Russia’s REN TV channel said he lost his left arm, suffered multiple other injuries and was in a coma after the explosion.
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Russia's Investigative Committee opened an investigation on Friday into a car explosion in Moscow involving a vehicle reportedly belonging to Sergei Zavorotniy, a former spokesman for a Ukrainian Prime Minister who has lived in Russia since 2014. The Russian newspaper Kommersant reported that Zavorotniy was hospitalized following the blast, which occurred just one day after a military member was killed in a separate…
Second car bomb to hit Russia in two days targets exiled Ukrainian political aide, media report →Russia’s Investigative Committee opened an investigation on Friday, November 13, 2026, into a car bomb explosion in Moscow that reportedly targeted Sergei Zavorotniy, an exiled Ukrainian political aide. Zavorotniy, a former spokesman for a former Ukrainian Prime Minister who has lived in Russia since 2014, was reported by the newspaper Kommersant to be hospitalized following the blast. The report frames this…
Second car bomb to hit Russia in two days targets exiled Ukrainian political aide, media report →Russian authorities have launched an investigation into a car bomb in Moscow that reportedly targeted Sergei Zavorotniy, a former Ukrainian political aide who has lived in Russia since 2014. The report highlights this incident as part of a series of domestic assassination attempts, including a military member killed in a St. Petersburg explosion on Thursday. Additionally, the text covers the aftermath of trilateral…
Ukraine-Russia war latest: Exiled Kyiv political aide hospitalised after second Russian car bomb attack →A car bomb in Moscow on Friday morning injured Sergei Zavorotny, a former adviser to Ukraine's pro-Putin ex-prime minister Mykola Azarov, who was driving at the time of the explosion. This incident follows a similar explosion in Saint Petersburg on Thursday that killed a Russian colonel, with Russian officials characterizing these as part of a series of attacks against pro-Kremlin figures. The reporting frames these…
Russia hit by second car bomb in as many days as peace talks continue →A car bombing in Moscow on Friday severely injured Sergei Zavorotnyi, a 72-year-old former adviser to Ukraine’s former prime minister and a purported Russian Foreign Intelligence Service officer. This follows a Thursday bombing in St. Petersburg that killed a military officer, described by some outlets as a colonel or a senior air force officer. The report highlights a series of bombings and shootings in Russia…
Bombings in Russia kill a military officer and injure an adviser to Ukraine's former prime minister →Sergey Zavorotny, the former press secretary to ex-Ukrainian prime minister Mykola Azarov, was seriously injured in a car explosion on Kirovogradskaya Street in southern Moscow on Friday. Russian investigators have opened a criminal case for attempted murder, though the cause of the blast remains unclear as reports conflict between a planted improvised explosive device and a gas equipment malfunction. The report…
Ex-aide to Ukraine's former PM Azarov hurt in Moscow car bombing; probe underway →Show 1 more outlets
A car bombing in Moscow on Friday critically injured 72-year-old Sergei Zavorotnyi, a former adviser to Ukraine’s former prime minister, while a similar attack in St Petersburg killed a military serviceman the previous day. Reports indicate that both victims were in vehicles when remote-detonated explosives planted underneath their cars were triggered, leaving Zavorotnyi in a coma with the loss of his left arm. The…
Car bombings in Russia kill military officer, injure ex-Ukraine PM adviser →Analysis
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Second car bomb to hit Russia in two days targets exiled Ukrainian political aide, media report
Second car bomb to hit Russia in two days targets exiled Ukrainian political aide, media report
Ukraine-Russia war latest: Exiled Kyiv political aide hospitalised after second Russian car bomb attack
Russia hit by second car bomb in as many days as peace talks continue
Bombings in Russia kill a military officer and injure an adviser to Ukraine's former prime minister
Ex-aide to Ukraine's former PM Azarov hurt in Moscow car bombing; probe underway
Car bombings in Russia kill military officer, injure ex-Ukraine PM adviser
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A day earlier, in St Petersburg, a military serviceman was killed by a bomb in his vehicle, according to Russia’s Investigative Committee.
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13 Nov Car bombings in Russia kill military officer, injure ex-Ukraine PM adviserA car bombing in Moscow on Friday critically injured 72-year-old Sergei Zavorotnyi, a former adviser to Ukraine’s former prime minister, while a similar attack in St Petersburg killed a military serviceman the previous day. Reports indicate that both victims were in vehicles when remote-detonated explosives planted underneath their cars were triggered, leaving Zavorotnyi in a coma with the loss of his left arm. The…Al Jazeera
13 Nov Ex-aide to Ukraine's former PM Azarov hurt in Moscow car bombing; probe underwaySergey Zavorotny, the former press secretary to ex-Ukrainian prime minister Mykola Azarov, was seriously injured in a car explosion on Kirovogradskaya Street in southern Moscow on Friday. Russian investigators have opened a criminal case for attempted murder, though the cause of the blast remains unclear as reports conflict between a planted improvised explosive device and a gas equipment malfunction. The report…Times of India
13 Nov Bombings in Russia kill a military officer and injure an adviser to Ukraine's former prime ministerA car bombing in Moscow on Friday severely injured Sergei Zavorotnyi, a 72-year-old former adviser to Ukraine’s former prime minister and a purported Russian Foreign Intelligence Service officer. This follows a Thursday bombing in St. Petersburg that killed a military officer, described by some outlets as a colonel or a senior air force officer. The report highlights a series of bombings and shootings in Russia…Toronto Star
13 Nov Russia hit by second car bomb in as many days as peace talks continueA car bomb in Moscow on Friday morning injured Sergei Zavorotny, a former adviser to Ukraine's pro-Putin ex-prime minister Mykola Azarov, who was driving at the time of the explosion. This incident follows a similar explosion in Saint Petersburg on Thursday that killed a Russian colonel, with Russian officials characterizing these as part of a series of attacks against pro-Kremlin figures. The reporting frames these…BBC
13 Nov Ukraine-Russia war latest: Exiled Kyiv political aide hospitalised after second Russian car bomb attackRussian authorities have launched an investigation into a car bomb in Moscow that reportedly targeted Sergei Zavorotniy, a former Ukrainian political aide who has lived in Russia since 2014. The report highlights this incident as part of a series of domestic assassination attempts, including a military member killed in a St. Petersburg explosion on Thursday. Additionally, the text covers the aftermath of trilateral…The Independent
13 Nov Second car bomb to hit Russia in two days targets exiled Ukrainian political aide, media reportRussia’s Investigative Committee opened an investigation on Friday, November 13, 2026, into a car bomb explosion in Moscow that reportedly targeted Sergei Zavorotniy, an exiled Ukrainian political aide. Zavorotniy, a former spokesman for a former Ukrainian Prime Minister who has lived in Russia since 2014, was reported by the newspaper Kommersant to be hospitalized following the blast. The report frames this…The Hindu- 13 Nov Second car bomb to hit Russia in two days targets exiled Ukrainian political aide, media reportRussia's Investigative Committee opened an investigation on Friday into a car explosion in Moscow involving a vehicle reportedly belonging to Sergei Zavorotniy, a former spokesman for a Ukrainian Prime Minister who has lived in Russia since 2014. The Russian newspaper Kommersant reported that Zavorotniy was hospitalized following the blast, which occurred just one day after a military member was killed in a separate…The Straits Times
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