Russian federal security agency FSB has detained a minor accused of planning an attack on a church in Kaliningrad. The agency claimed the teenager, whose name has not been disclosed, was recruited via Telegram by an unidentified “terrorist organization” that it says was “coordinated” by Ukrainian intelligence services. No further details about the group or the alleged plot were provided in the statement.
The FSB did not specify the name of the organization or elaborate on the nature of the alleged plot. Officials have not commented on the case publicly, leaving many questions unanswered. The arrest highlights concerns about foreign interference in domestic security matters, particularly in the context of ongoing tensions with Ukraine. While the FSB maintains its stance on counterterrorism efforts, the lack of transparency surrounding the case has raised eyebrows among legal experts and human rights organizations.