A Russian court sentences former military prosecutor Alexey Miloserdov to 22 years in prison for plotting to bomb two courthouses in Tambov. The FSB reports the defendant was arrested while preparing to deploy explosive devices in the city.
A Russian court has sentenced 46-year-old Alexey Miloserdov, a former Ministry of Defense and military prosecutor employee, to 22 years in prison for allegedly planning to bomb two courthouses in Tambov. The Federal Security Service (FSB) reported that Miloserdov was arrested while preparing to deploy explosive devices.
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