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Moscow Restaurant Bombing Raises Security Concerns for Russian Military Officials

A bombing at a Moscow restaurant on August 1 targeted a senior Russian general, raising concerns about security for military officials. The Russian Embassy accused Ukraine of the attack, which resulted in five deaths and 19 injuries. Analysts noted that the incident underscores potential security gaps among Russian elites amid ongoing military tensions.

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A bombing at a Moscow restaurant on August 1 targeted a senior Russian general, raising concerns about security for military officials. The Russian Embassy accused Ukraine of the attack, which resulted in five deaths and 19 injuries. Analysts noted that the incident underscores potential security gaps among Russian elites amid ongoing military tensions.

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Moscow bombing exposes potential security gaps around Putin’s military elite, expert says

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Moscow Restaurant Bombing Raises Security Concerns for Russian Military Officials