FSB Detains Woman in Sevastopol Over Military Officer's Bombing

Terrorism does not begin with a bomb. In Sevastopol, FSB officers detained a woman suspected of blowing up a serviceman of the Ministry of Defense.

Consensus

A woman was detained by the FSB in Sevastopol in connection with a bombing that killed a Russian military officer.
The suspect is a Russian citizen born in 1994.
The FSB claims the suspect acted on orders from Ukrainian intelligence.
The suspect has stated she does not regret her actions.
The victim died from injuries sustained in the explosion.
The incident occurred on the Stolletovskiy Prospekt in Sevastopol.
The suspect was reportedly planning to flee the country after the attack.
The suspect was previously fined in July 2025 for discrediting the Russian military.

The suspect is named Margarita Reut, and she previously made inflammatory remarks during a train ride after a drone attack on a station in Rostov Oblast. — tg_rybar
The suspect admitted to feeling shame about being Russian and was fined in 2025 for her statements in a train. — vesti
The suspect admitted to the crime and claimed she was paid in cryptocurrency. — thebell
The victim was Robert Shagayev, who defected from Ukraine to Russia in 2014 and served in the Black Sea Fleet. — thebell
The suspect is described as a biologist. — kommersant