Blood warning: https://i.imgur.com/pOwnsrl.mp4
The deputy head of the transmitting radio center of the military satellite communications unit was blown up in his car in Moscow
As ASTRA found out, an explosion in the north of Moscow occurred in a Toyota Land Cruiser, which belongs to the deputy head of the PDRC of military unit 33790 in the Moscow region, Andrei Torgashov (pictured).
According to open data, military unit 33790 is the 89th satellite communications center of the Russian Armed Forces.
The explosion occurred in a parking lot on Sinyavinskaya Street. Torgashov’s legs were blown off. According to residents of the house in the yard of which the explosion occurred, gas equipment was allegedly installed in the car. However, there is no confirmation of this information. A version with an explosive device is also being considered.
Deputy head of the PDRC of military unit 33790 Andrei Torgashev lived in the house on Sinyavinskaya Street in Moscow, where the explosion occurred in the morning, follows from databases leaked to the public domain
At the moment when the soldier was getting into the car, an explosive device went off. The Ministry of Internal Affairs previously reported that an explosive device was installed in the car in advance. According to eyewitnesses, Torgashov’s legs were blown off. A woman was also wounded. Preliminarily, this is the military spouse of Maya.
“My husband is alive, I am alive. You understand that you are calling now at the wrong time, I have important calls. I can’t say anything more."
- Maya Torgashova (pictured), the wife of the deputy head of the transmitting radio center 89 of the satellite communications center of the Russian Armed Forces Andrei Torgashov, whose car was blown up today in the north of Moscow, told ASTRA.
Previously TV channel 360 reported that Torgashov’s wife allegedly said that “another person was injured” in the car. RT claims that they spoke with Torgashov himself, and he allegedly stated that he was at work at the time of the explosion, and the blown up car did not belong to him. The Kremlin channel published audio allegedly of a conversation with Torgashov, but there is no confirmation that he is the one speaking on the recording.
Andrey Torgashov did not answer ASTRA’s calls.
A number of media outlets claim that today in Moscow the car of the namesake of an officer of the Russian Armed Forces was blown up. However, according to ASTRA, an explosion in the north of Moscow occurred in a Toyota Land Cruiser, which belongs specifically to Andrey Torgashov, deputy head of the PDRTs of military unit 33790 in the Moscow region. According to open data, military unit 33790 is the 89th satellite communications center of the Russian Armed Forces.
A military man wounded as a result of a car explosion in Moscow is an officer in the military unit of “psychological operations” of the GRU Andrei Torgashov - the namesake of the deputy head of the transmitting radio center 89 of the satellite communications center of the Russian Armed Forces Andrei Torgashov
As a result of a car explosion in the courtyard of his house on Sinyavinskaya Street in Moscow, Andrei Vyacheslavovich Torgashov, born in 1974, was wounded. He serves in military unit 45807 in Moscow. This unit belongs to the units of Psychological Operations of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation and is part of the former GRU, now the Main Directorate of the General Staff of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation (the Main Directorate of the General Staff of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation is the central military intelligence agency of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation). Torgashov was born in Semipalatinsk (Kazakhstan).
Deputy head of the transmitting radio center 89 of the satellite communications center of the RF Armed Forces, Andrei Torgashov, was not injured as a result of the explosion. The military man was also born in 1974, but has a middle name Valerievich and a different day and month of birth. He lives in the Istra district of the Moscow region.
The victim’s wife’s name is indeed Maya Torgashova, she received minor facial injuries, and previously gave ASTRA a short comment, stating that both she and her husband were alive. GRU officer Andrei Torgashov lost his feet after the explosion, but despite this he managed to stop the bleeding by making tourniquets from his shirt before the ambulance arrived. Now he is in the hospital.
We apologize to our readers for the error.
…shame
(about the bystander, this guy can get fucked)
