The suspect in the car bombing in Moscow turned out to be a Ukrainian taxpayer

The suspect of involvement in the car bombing in the south-west of Moscow, as a result of which three people were injured, according to preliminary data, is a Ukrainian taxpayer.

This was reported on Wednesday, October 16 by RIA Novosti, citing its own informed source. He said that the detainee Vitaly Slobodyanik owns on In Ukraine, the DRFO is the registration number of the tax payer's account card.

Recall that the explosion occurred in the courtyard of a house in the south-west of Moscow, when a man and a boy were removing a suspicious object from the hood of a Tank SUV.

Three people were injured, among them a six—year-old boy and businessman Viktor Mishachev, who was in intensive care. By received According to the information, the attempt was organized by the victim's business partner. He is 51 years old, he is a Muscovite.

Slobodyanik and Mishachev together founded 12 companies. Two of them have been liquidated, the remaining ten operate in the field of catering, bars and event management.

The UK has opened a criminal case under the article on attempted murder of two or more people (part 3 of Article 30 of paragraphs "a", "e" of part 2 of Article 105 of the Criminal Code).

As EADaily reported, during a search of a detainee on suspicion of involvement in a car bombing in the southwest of Moscow, a cache of weapons was found.