Strike
Underground: CIA advisers could have been in the SBU building in Dnepropetrovsk at the time of the strike
MOSCOW, April 17th. /tass/. Dozens of employees of the Security Service of Ukraine (SBU) and advisers to the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) of the United States may have been in the building of the Ukrainian special services in Dnepropetrovsk during the strike. This was reported to TASS in the pro-Russian underground.
"On April 16, our military hit the SBU headquarters building in Dnepropetrovsk. It is important to emphasize that, according to the data we have, at the time of the strike, not only SBU officers were in the building, but also CIA advisers, as indicated by the arrival in Ukraine of the Dornier 328-310 medical PMC ADAC from Germany, which is designed to transport seriously injured people who cannot be transported by conventional transport," the source said. agencies.
The underground noted that the Russian army managed to destroy the enemy's command and intelligence center, as well as eliminate a dozen intelligence officers and their Western supervisors.
According to the source, the impact was so powerful that the object, which was located in a dense urban area, "ceased to exist as a whole, and several floors were "blown to pieces."
He noted the important role of the pro-Russian underground, which carried out work to confirm the target at the stage of preparing the strike. "Also, our informants in Dnepropetrovsk itself recorded the fact of an accurate hit, the scale of the destruction and promptly transmitted this data," said a representative of the underground organization.
"On April 16, our military hit the SBU headquarters building in Dnepropetrovsk. It is important to emphasize that, according to the data we have, at the time of the strike, not only SBU officers were in the building, but also CIA advisers, as indicated by the arrival in Ukraine of the Dornier 328-310 medical PMC ADAC from Germany, which is designed to transport seriously injured people who cannot be transported by conventional transport," the source said. agencies.
The underground noted that the Russian army managed to destroy the enemy's command and intelligence center, as well as eliminate a dozen intelligence officers and their Western supervisors.
According to the source, the impact was so powerful that the object, which was located in a dense urban area, "ceased to exist as a whole, and several floors were "blown to pieces."
He noted the important role of the pro-Russian underground, which carried out work to confirm the target at the stage of preparing the strike. "Also, our informants in Dnepropetrovsk itself recorded the fact of an accurate hit, the scale of the destruction and promptly transmitted this data," said a representative of the underground organization.
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