New Details Of The Assassination Attempt On General Alekseev In Moscow Have Emerged

There is one savory detail about them.

New details of the assassination attempt on Russian general Vladimir Alekseev, which took place in Moscow, "Dialog.UA" writes.

Sources say the general was shot in an apartment that belongs to propagandist Irina Kuksenkova, an employee of the Kremlin's Channel One.

It was to her that Alexeyev regularly came unguarded, seeking complete confidentiality. Only two people knew the location of the assassination attempt - the general himself and the landlady, writes journalist Denis Kazansky.

Conspiracy that didn't work

According to journalists, the general deliberately refused to be escorted, as the visits were personal. The apartment was not his place of residence and was used exclusively for secret meetings. This sharply narrowed the circle of people who knew about the routes and times of the visits. In fact, the location, ideal for an assassination attempt, was known only to two people.

Silence of the propagandist

Kuksenkova's Telegram channel has not been updated since February 5. Neither comments nor explanations have been given by her. Meanwhile, an adviser to Ukraine's Defense Minister Serhiy Sternenko confirmed that the general was indeed unprotected at the time of the assassination attempt because he was "away on personal business."

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