Donetsk blogger Denis Seleznev, who lives next door to the Sparta battalion commander Arseny Pavlov “Motorola” who died the day before, published an investigation into the assassination attempt on the DPR hero, refuting versions of super saboteurs sent by the Ukrainian side.
Seleznev noted that last summer, not far from the house where Motorola lived, an explosion occurred, as a result of which an unknown man died, whose body was literally torn into pieces.
“I was at the scene of the explosion then and noticed that there was no destructive element in the explosives - the cars standing nearby were intact. Who needs such explosives?” – Seleznev noted.
In his opinion, the man who died in the summer could well have been one of the perpetrators of the failed assassination attempt, since explosives without a destructive element could have been useful for planting in the elevator.
Seleznev demonstrated footage of how a device can be placed on the roof of an elevator, in literally 2-3 minutes, by penetrating into the shaft, for example, from the fourth floor, when the cabin is on the third.
There was no concierge or regular security at the Motorola entrance.
Judging by the fact that there were several unsuccessful attempts on Motorola in previous months, the perpetrators were clearly not professionals.
“This is the work of the meat. Once it didn’t work out, twice, someone got blown up, and the sixth time it will succeed. It's inexpensive. This can be repeated endlessly... It is logical that the Ukrainian side did this. Motorola is their enemy - one of those whom they hated most,” Seleznev noted.
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