Igor Kirillov

Lt. Gen. Igor Kirillov

Lt. Gen. Igor Kirillov of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation was known for his Ministry of Defense briefings where he detailed the Western biological weapons threat, the Biden crime familys' involvement in the Ukrainian biolab saga and the lab origin of pathogens like Covid-19.

Kirillov had been systematically exposing the crimes of the Anglo-Saxons for many years, with facts in hand: NATO provocations with chemical weapons in Syria, Britain's manipulations with prohibited chemical substances and provocations in Salisbury and Amesbury, the deadly activities of American biolabs in Ukraine and much more.

The method of the attack is as shocking as the act itself—an electric scooter turned into a remotely detonated bomb.

Kirillov and his assistant were assassinated on December 17, 2024 by an improvised explosive device (IED) as they walked past an electric scooter positioned at the entrance of a residential building in Moscow. Approximately 200 grams of TNT were packed into the device.

SBU/CIA hit job

Ukrainian Intelligence services took credit for the killing. Ex-CIA analyst Larry Johnson Kirillov was murdered for "exposing the West's role in these biolabs throughout Ukraine...There's a lot of money involved with that. Whenever you get a lot of money like that involved, you can guarantee that there's going to be organized criminal activity, and so I think he hurt some major financial interests and this may have well been part of payback.

Kiev undeniably consulted with Western intelligence, when plotting the hit on Kirillov, Johnson maintains. He added that it was “a sophisticated operation, and it had a level of support.”

The top Russian general had regularly accused Ukraine and its US bosses of operating biolabs and orchestrating false flags using toxic substances, presenting solid evidence to substantiate the claims. However, this “incredibly incriminating” information received virtually no coverage in the West, the former intelligence official emphasized.

He added that never in his almost 40 years of professional experience in the world of intelligence had he seen “anything comparable to the number of biological labs that were set up and operating in Ukraine with the direct participation of the United States."

The suspect

The Russian Federal Security Service (FSB) published footage of the interrogation of an Uzbek citizen, who perpetrated the terrorist attack that killed General Kirillov.

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I came to Moscow on a mission for the Ukrainian special services. I arrived, bought a scooter and a few months later the materials for the bomb arrived. I took it. Then we got everything ready and put it near General Kirillov's house. And when he came out of the house, I pressed the button. Why did I do this? For what [reason]? I was offered 100,000 dollars and a European passport."

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