<p>Ukrainian intelligence said Tuesday (May 7) it has foiled a Russian plot to assassinate President&nbsp;Volodymyr Zelensky and other top officials.</p>

<p>Two colonels of Ukraine's State Security Administration (UDO) have been detained over suspicion that they were working for the Russian intelligence agency&nbsp;Federal Security Service (FSB).</p>

<p>Zelensky in an interview last year said&nbsp;that he had survived at least five assassination attempts since the start of Russia's full-scale war.</p>

<p>The Ukrainian security service (SBU) said other Ukrainian top officials, such as&nbsp;military intelligence head Kyrylo Budanov and SBU chief Vasyl Malyuk were also on the Russian hit list.</p>

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<p>The FSB network aimed to find perpetrators among the military close to Zelensky's security, "who could take the head of state hostage and then kill him," according to the SBU.</p>

<p>According to Malyuk, the Russian plot has been foiled but they should not lower their guards.</p>

<p>"But we must not forget - the enemy is strong and experienced, he cannot be underestimated," he said.</p>

<p>As per the SBU, the alleged assassination plot&nbsp;was supervised by Maxim Mishustin, Dmitry Perlin, and Alexey Kornev, who are employees of the FSB's fifth service.</p>

<h2><strong>Previous assassination plots against Zelensky</strong></h2>

<p>In August 2023, a woman was arrested from the Ukrainian region of Mykolaiv, who was allegedly in contact with the Russians. She was allegedly working on plans to inform Russia about Zeleneksy's visit to Mykolaiv so that Moscow could take out the Ukrainian president in an airstrike.</p>

<p><strong>Watch:&nbsp;Russia strikes Ukraine Army HQ in Odesa | China a threat to our crews: Philippines</strong></p>

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<p>In April this year, a Polish man was arrested for allegedly aiding another Russian plot to kill Zelensky.&nbsp;</p>

<p>He was charged with “readiness to act for foreign intelligence against the Republic of Poland,” an offence which carries up to eight years in prison.<br />
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Ukrainian intelligence said Tuesday (May 7) it has foiled a Russian plot to assassinate President Volodymyr Zelensky and other top officials. Two colonels of Ukraine's State Security Administration (UDO) have been detained over suspicion that they were working for the Russian intelligence agency Federal Security Service (FSB).

Ukrainian intelligence said Tuesday (May 7) it has foiled a Russian plot to assassinate President Volodymyr Zelensky and other top officials. Two colonels of Ukraine's State Security Administration (UDO) have been detained over suspicion that they were working for the Russian intelligence agency Federal Security Service (FSB). Zelensky in an interview last year said that he had survived at least five assassination attempts since the start of Russia's full-scale war. The Ukrainian security service (SBU) said other Ukrainian top officials, such as military intelligence head Kyrylo Budanov and SBU chief Vasyl Malyuk were also on the Russian hit list. Also read: Ukraine war: Six killed, 35 injured in Ukrainian drone attack in Russia`s Belgorod region The FSB network aimed to find perpetrators among the military close to Zelensky's security, "who could take the head of state hostage and then kill him," according to the SBU. According to Malyuk, the Russian plot has been foiled but they should not lower their guards. "But we must not forget - the enemy is strong and experienced, he cannot be underestimated," he said. As per the SBU, the alleged assassination plot was supervised by Maxim Mishustin, Dmitry Perlin, and Alexey Kornev, who are employees of the FSB's fifth service. Previous assassination plots against Zelensky In August 2023, a woman was arrested from the Ukrainian region of Mykolaiv, who was allegedly in contact with the Russians. She was allegedly working on plans to inform Russia about Zeleneksy's visit to Mykolaiv so that Moscow could take out the Ukrainian president in an airstrike. Watch: Russia strikes Ukraine Army HQ in Odesa | China a threat to our crews: Philippines × In April this year, a Polish man was arrested for allegedly aiding another Russian plot to kill Zelensky. He was charged with “readiness to act for foreign intelligence against the Republic of Poland,” an offence which carries up to eight years in prison. Disclaimer: A number of claims and counterclaims are being made on Ukraine-Russia war on the ground and online. While WION takes utmost care to accurately and responsibly report ongoing developments, we cannot independently verify the authenticity of all statements, photos and videos (With inputs from agencies)

Ukraine says foiled Russian plot to assassinate President Zelensky, two colonels detained

Russia has been flaunting tanks and armoured vehicles seized from Ukraine. These are American and German advanced weaponry. Among them are US Abrams tanks & German leopard tanks. These are among the latest weaponry from West's arsenal. But now US is worried that Russia could use these military hardware to learn about them and can also reverse engineer them.

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Russians are flocking to see a new exhibition in Moscow of NATO military hardware that was captured by Russian forces in Ukraine. The monthlong open-air exhibition features more than 30 vehicles captured in the Ukraine war. Watch the story to know how us fears that these weapons could be used by Russia to learn about western secrets.

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Ukraine’s security services said on Tuesday that they had foiled a Russian plot to assassinate President Volodymyr Zelensky and other top military and political figures. Two Ukrainian colonels accused of participating in the plot have been arrested on suspicion of treason. Watch in for more details!

Russia-Ukraine War: Ukraine says it foiled Russian plot to kill Zelensky

Ukraine's president says Russia has launched a massive nighttime attack on energy facilities across Ukraine, targeting seven regions with more than 50 missiles and drones.

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Ukraine poses a great risk of its front lines collapsing on the battleground. Ukrainian troops are trying to buy time, they are hunkering down in the trenches and trying to dodge Russia's high value artillery weapons. Watch in for more details!

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<p>India's Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) has arrested four people, including a contractual translator in the Russian Defence Ministry, for allegedly trafficking Indians into the Russia-Ukraine war zone, officials said late on Tuesday (May 7).&nbsp;</p>

<p>The top probe agency arrested two recruiters, Arun and Yesudas Junior alias Priyan, from Thiruvananthapuram in Kerala on Tuesday, while two other accused, Nijil Jobi Bensam, a contractual employee in the Russian Defence Ministry, and Anthony Michael Elangovan, a resident of Mumbai, were arrested on April 24.</p>

<p>Bensam and Elangovan are in judicial custody, the CBI said in a late-night statement.</p>

<p>"Accused Nijil Jobi Bensam was working in the Russian defence ministry on a contract basis as a translator and was one of the key members of the network operating in Russia for facilitating recruitment of Indian nationals in Russian Army," an official in the know of development was quoted as saying by the Press Trust of India.&nbsp;</p>

<p>More arrests could also be made in the case, PTI reported.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Earlier, the CBI had busted a major racket of travel agents who were luring Indian youngsters with purported opportunities in Russia. Instead, they were pushed into the war zone between Russia and Ukraine after confiscating their passports.</p>

<p>The CBI's FIR has listed 17 visa consultancy companies with their owners and agents spread across India for the way many Indians were pushed into the war zone.&nbsp;The top probe agency has booked them under the Indian Penal Code sections related to criminal conspiracy, cheating, and human trafficking.</p>

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<p>The CBI has alleged that the accused through their agents trafficked Indian nationals to Russia on the pretext of getting them jobs related to the Russian army, security guards and helpers,&nbsp;and they were charged a huge amount.</p>

<p>The agents are also accused of duping students by facilitating their admissions to dubious private universities in Russia, instead of government or public universities, by offering discounted fees, and visa extensions.</p>

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<p>The students were ultimately left "at the mercy" of the local agents, it said.</p>

<p>The CBI has found 35 instances where youngsters were taken to Russia after being lured with false promises.</p>

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<p>"The trafficked Indian nationals were trained in combat roles and deployed at front bases in the Russia - Ukraine War Zone against their wishes, thus, putting their lives in grave danger. It has been ascertained that some of the victims also got grievously injured in the war zone," a spokesperson said, according to Press Trust of India.&nbsp;<br />
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India's Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) has arrested four people, including a contractual translator in the Russian Defence Ministry, for allegedly trafficking Indians into the Russia-Ukraine war zone, officials said late on Tuesday (May 7).

India's Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) has arrested four people, including a contractual translator in the Russian Defence Ministry, for allegedly trafficking Indians into the Russia-Ukraine war zone, officials said late on Tuesday (May 7). The top probe agency arrested two recruiters, Arun and Yesudas Junior alias Priyan, from Thiruvananthapuram in Kerala on Tuesday, while two other accused, Nijil Jobi Bensam, a contractual employee in the Russian Defence Ministry, and Anthony Michael Elangovan, a resident of Mumbai, were arrested on April 24. Bensam and Elangovan are in judicial custody, the CBI said in a late-night statement. "Accused Nijil Jobi Bensam was working in the Russian defence ministry on a contract basis as a translator and was one of the key members of the network operating in Russia for facilitating recruitment of Indian nationals in Russian Army," an official in the know of development was quoted as saying by the Press Trust of India. More arrests could also be made in the case, PTI reported. Earlier, the CBI had busted a major racket of travel agents who were luring Indian youngsters with purported opportunities in Russia. Instead, they were pushed into the war zone between Russia and Ukraine after confiscating their passports. The CBI's FIR has listed 17 visa consultancy companies with their owners and agents spread across India for the way many Indians were pushed into the war zone. The top probe agency has booked them under the Indian Penal Code sections related to criminal conspiracy, cheating, and human trafficking. Also watch | Gravitas | Killer agents trafficking Indians to Russia × The CBI has alleged that the accused through their agents trafficked Indian nationals to Russia on the pretext of getting them jobs related to the Russian army, security guards and helpers, and they were charged a huge amount. The agents are also accused of duping students by facilitating their admissions to dubious private universities in Russia, instead of government or public universities, by offering discounted fees, and visa extensions. Also read | Russia-Ukraine war: 23-year-old Indian killed in drone strike, was employed by Russia The students were ultimately left "at the mercy" of the local agents, it said. The CBI has found 35 instances where youngsters were taken to Russia after being lured with false promises. Also read | Indian national dies in Russia after being forced to fight in Ukraine war "The trafficked Indian nationals were trained in combat roles and deployed at front bases in the Russia - Ukraine War Zone against their wishes, thus, putting their lives in grave danger. It has been ascertained that some of the victims also got grievously injured in the war zone," a spokesperson said, according to Press Trust of India. (With inputs from agencies)

CBI arrests four, including Russian defence ministry employee, for pushing Indians into Ukraine war

Russia-Ukraine War: Russia showcases captured Western weapons in Moscow

<p>As the ongoing Russia-Ukraine conflict gets uglier, the United States accused Russia of using chemical weapons, including poisonous gas, chloropicrin. The State Department made allegations on Wednesday that Russia used chloropicrin, a “choking agent” against Ukrainian troops.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Chloropicrin was once widely used during World War I and has been banned since the culmination of war, under the 1993 Chemical Weapons Convention (CWC), which is an arms control treaty ratified by more than 150 countries, including Russia.&nbsp;</p>

<p>The State Department also said in its official statement that use of such chemicals by Russia is not an isolated incident and it had been using the gas to gain tactical gains over Ukraine in the ongoing conflict.&nbsp;</p>

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<p>This year we saw Russia&nbsp;pushing through several Ukrainian defences in the east by steadily capturing towns and villages.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Meanwhile, Russian ambassador to the US, Anatoly Antonov called these accusations “odious and unsubstantiated” in a post on the Telegram messaging app.</p>

<h2><strong>What is Chloropicrin? How harmful it can be?</strong></h2>

<p>Chloropicrin, also known as nitrochloroform, is a chemical compound made with the reaction of sodium hypochlorite and picric acid. It was first discovered in 1844 by Scottish chemist John Stenhouse through an experiment.&nbsp;</p>

<p>The Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons (OPCW) has classified chloropicrin as a banned choking agent.&nbsp;</p>

<p>One of the earliest instances of the use of this banned chemical weapon was during World War I when German forces fired it against Allied troops.&nbsp;</p>

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<p>Initially, it was used as an herbicide, insecticide and nematicide in agriculture to fumigate the soil before planting a crop. Even the US allows the restricted use of chloropicrin as a pesticide. But, because of its toxicity and carcinogenicity, distribution and use of chloropicrin is available only to licensed professionals and specially certified growers who are trained in its proper and safe use.</p>

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<p>When it comes to humans, chloropicrin can be very dangerous. It can enter the human body through inhalation, ingestion and even through the skin. At high concentrations, it is severely irritating to the lungs, eyes and skin.&nbsp;</p>

<p>In World War I, German forces used concentrated chloropicrin against Allied forces as a tear gas. While it is not as lethal as other chemical weapons, but chloropicrin induced vomiting and forced Allied soldiers to remove their masks to vomit, exposing them to more toxic gases used as weapons during the war.</p>

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<p>In February 2024 as well, Ukrainian armed forces claimed Russia was using chloropicrin in K-51 grenades.</p>

<p>Some earlier evidence also shows that this choking agent and its derivative phosgene oxime have even damaged or compromised older versions of personal protective equipment. Some of the soldiers attacked mentioned a white smoke emerging from their gas masks.</p>

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As the ongoing Russia-Ukraine conflict gets uglier, the United States accused Russia of using chemical weapons, including poisonous gas, chloropicrin. The State Department made allegations on Wednesday that Russia used chloropicrin, a “choking agent” against Ukrainian troops.

As the ongoing Russia-Ukraine conflict gets uglier, the United States accused Russia of using chemical weapons, including poisonous gas, chloropicrin. The State Department made allegations on Wednesday that Russia used chloropicrin, a “choking agent” against Ukrainian troops. Chloropicrin was once widely used during World War I and has been banned since the culmination of war, under the 1993 Chemical Weapons Convention (CWC), which is an arms control treaty ratified by more than 150 countries, including Russia. The State Department also said in its official statement that use of such chemicals by Russia is not an isolated incident and it had been using the gas to gain tactical gains over Ukraine in the ongoing conflict. Also Read | Ex-UK PM Boris Johnson becomes victim of his own voting rule. Here's how This year we saw Russia pushing through several Ukrainian defences in the east by steadily capturing towns and villages. Meanwhile, Russian ambassador to the US, Anatoly Antonov called these accusations “odious and unsubstantiated” in a post on the Telegram messaging app. What is Chloropicrin? How harmful it can be? Chloropicrin, also known as nitrochloroform, is a chemical compound made with the reaction of sodium hypochlorite and picric acid. It was first discovered in 1844 by Scottish chemist John Stenhouse through an experiment. The Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons (OPCW) has classified chloropicrin as a banned choking agent. One of the earliest instances of the use of this banned chemical weapon was during World War I when German forces fired it against Allied troops. US accuses Russia of using banned chemical weapon 'Chloropicrin' The Kremlin has denied the accusation. Is the #RussiaUkraineWar turning deadlier? @ShivanChanana and @SaroyaHem bring you this report Watch more on https://t.co/dm7SyC01cG#UkraineWar pic.twitter.com/7sQXmEOYyW — WION (@WIONews) May 3, 2024 × Initially, it was used as an herbicide, insecticide and nematicide in agriculture to fumigate the soil before planting a crop. Even the US allows the restricted use of chloropicrin as a pesticide. But, because of its toxicity and carcinogenicity, distribution and use of chloropicrin is available only to licensed professionals and specially certified growers who are trained in its proper and safe use. Also Read | E. coli risk prompts recall of 16,000 pounds of ground beef sold at Walmart When it comes to humans, chloropicrin can be very dangerous. It can enter the human body through inhalation, ingestion and even through the skin. At high concentrations, it is severely irritating to the lungs, eyes and skin. In World War I, German forces used concentrated chloropicrin against Allied forces as a tear gas. While it is not as lethal as other chemical weapons, but chloropicrin induced vomiting and forced Allied soldiers to remove their masks to vomit, exposing them to more toxic gases used as weapons during the war. Also Read | Big Nude Boat: A nude experience to set sail from Miami In February 2024 as well, Ukrainian armed forces claimed Russia was using chloropicrin in K-51 grenades. Some earlier evidence also shows that this choking agent and its derivative phosgene oxime have even damaged or compromised older versions of personal protective equipment. Some of the soldiers attacked mentioned a white smoke emerging from their gas masks. (With inputs from agencies)

What is Chloropicrin, the banned chemical gas Russia is accused of using in Ukraine? How harmful can it be?

Ever since Russia launched its fullscale invasion of Ukrainian ties between Moscow and London have continued to plunge to new low points. Moscow has warned of launching strikes at UK military military targets inside Ukraine an beyond.

Russia warns of strikes on UK Military bases in Ukraine & beyond

Russia has intensified strikes on Ukraine's energy facilities in recent months, knocking out a significant chunk of production, and triggering blackouts and energy rationing across the country. Watch in for more details!

Russia-Ukraine War: Russian strikes cut power for half a million homes in Ukraine

Russia says that its troops stationed near Ukraine would run nuclear weapons drills and threatened to strike UK military targets outside the embattled country, citing what it said was an escalation in western Sabre-rattling.

Russia-Ukraine War: Russia flexes nuclear muscle, warns West, US calls it rhetoric

Russia's oil and gas industry has been a critical source of revenue throughout the war in Ukraine. While sanctions have targeted the sector, oil production has remained steady, funding the Russian war machine. However, a hidden threat is emerging: A significant worker shortage.

Shortage of 40,000 workers grips Russian energy sector

The world has entered a new era in missile defence. One in which multiple powerful countries, are competing to build the best missile. Experts say that the success of ballistic missile defences from Ukraine to West Asia will intensify the missile arms race. In this edition of Gravitas Deep Dive, we tell you the full story about missiles, their history, their strategic importance and how they help militaries worldwide.

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Russia-Ukraine War: Ukraine's artillery pinned down by Russian drones

Ukraine is defenceless and Moscow is in the making most of it. The Russian forces have increased its intensity of its aerial attacks. The latest target of its assault was Kharkiv, where Russia launched an overnight attack.

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Russia flexes nuclear muscle amid Ukraine conflict, warns 'Moscow is ready for nuclear war'

Russia's unstppable aerial barrage, Moscow exploits Kyiv's vulnerabilities

Russia on Monday said it that it could launch strikes at British military targets inside Ukraine and elsewhere if Kyiv's forces used British-supplied long-range missiles to strike Russia. The statement came after British Foreign Secretary David Cameron said during a visit to Ukraine that Kyiv "absolutely has the right to strike back at Russia". Watch in for more details!

Russia-Ukraine War: Russia threatens to strike British military facilities in Ukraine and beyond

Russia announced Monday it has started preparing for nuclear weapons exercises near Ukraine, accusing Western officials of making “provocative statements and threats" by deepening their support for Ukraine. Last week, French President Macron hinted at deploying French troops in Ukraine, while UK's David Cameron said that Ukraine had the right to use British weapons for strikes within Russia. WION's Shivan Chanana discusses with Ben Aris, Founder and Editor-in-chief of BNE IntelliNews and also former Moscow bureau chief for the Daily Telegraph.

Russia-Ukraine War: Putin orders nuclear drills in response to western escalations

Russia-Ukraine war: Russian strikes cut power for half a million homes in Ukraine

Russia-Ukraine war: Russia warns UK it could strike back after Cameron remark on Ukraine

Russia-Ukraine War: Russia to practice tactical nuclear weapon scenario

Ukraine's Central Bank has implemented its most significant currency market liberalisation since the war began. This move follows the approval of a $61 billion aid package from the US, with $7.8 billion designated for immediate budget support.

Ukraine eases business currency controls after US aid package

The Russian Federation has developed the Malik acoustic detector for the first time in history, as drones take over the front lines of modern warfare. Watch in for more details!

Russia-Ukraine war: Russia deploys sound-spotter drone detectors in Ukraine

Russian President Vladimir Putin has ordered the Russian military to hold nuclear weapons drills involving the navy and troops based near Ukraine. Watch in for more details!

Russia-Ukraine War: Putin orders troops to conduct drills near Ukraine base

The Russia-Ukraine war continues to rage on. The unending war is showing no signs of slowing down. Both sides are stepping up their offensive. Russian forces are advancing in Ukraine's east. Is Ukraine on the verge of losing its stronghold?

Russia-Ukraine war: Russia makes another advance in Ukraine's east

The Russian military said that an exhibition on Wednesday in Moscow featured Western tanks and military hardware that it had acquired during its invasion of Ukraine, proving that assistance from the West would not prevent it from winning the conflict. Watch in for more details!

Russia-Ukraine War: Russia displays Western tanks captured in Ukraine war

Ukrainian forces near the besieged Eastern stronghold of Chasiv Yar are staring at a full-blown Russian onslaught as they defend the city. They says they are still waiting for fresh ammunition after the United States approved a major military aid package, amid intensifying attacks from Russian troops and drones. Watch in for more details!

Ukraine war: Ukrainian forces try to hold Russians from capturing Chasiv Yar

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