Russian Intelligence Implicated in Explosions at Vrbetice Weapons Warehouses, Czech Report Finds

Russian intelligence services were involved in the explosion of weapons warehouses in the town of Vrbetice in 2014, but there is no direct evidence of this. This is reported in the report on the completion of a three-year investigation by the Czech National Center for Combating Organized Crime.

Forensic experts have confirmed that the incident, which killed two people and caused billions of dollars in damage, was not an accident. Czech police believe that the organizer of the explosion of a warehouse on Czech territory is the GRU military intelligence of the Russian Federation and the agents who allegedly carried out the assassination attempt in Salisbury in the UK.

“In its conclusion, NCOZ found that Russian military intelligence was involved in the bombing and death of Czech citizens, including that this was not the only such action, but part of the implementation of a program long term of the Russian military revolution. information in the area of ​​the European Union and Ukraine.” , – says press release from criminals.

However, the National Center for Combating Organized Crime notes that the case was postponed because it was not possible to proceed with the prosecution of the perpetrators.

“Since the suspects are in Russia and the Russian authorities have refused to comply with Czech requests through international legal assistance, the police cannot obtain additional information that would allow them to initiate criminal prosecution, and for this reason they have decided to cancel the application. consider the matter,” – said the head office director Jiri Mollicodle.

Let’s remember that two explosions of military installations took place on October 16 and December 3, 2014 in Vrbetica in the Zlín region of the Czech Republic. The warehouses contained weapons from a Czech company that supplied weapons to Ukraine. As a result of the explosion two people were killed. In April 2021, he was the then Prime Minister of the Czech Republic Andrey Babish he said that the investigation has only one version of the reasons for the explosion – “sabotage by Russian special services.”