Ukraine's security services on Monday said they had prevented "terrorist attacks" by alleged Russian agents in Kyiv that were meant to take place on May 9.
Explosive devices were meant to be detonate in several locations in Ukraine's capital Kyiv, including shops, the country's security services said in a Google-translated Telegram post.
Explosives were allegedly also meant to be installed in a car that was to be parked near a popular cafe, the security services said.
Ukrainian security services used counter-intelligence to identify the man behind the planned attack, they said in another Telegram post.
The alleged Russian agent had also planned an attack that was meant to take place in February, which was also thwarted by Ukrainian security services, they said.
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