This is the horrible moment that a woman became a human bomb after she was reportedly misled by Russian spies to wear explosives in her shopping bag.
The woman and a soldier were killed and six others were injured in the enormous explosion in the Ukrainian city of Mykolaiv.
It is suspected that the victim did not know that she was wearing the bomb and instead received a package to realize by Putin's agents on the promise of a large cash payment.
The woman, who has not been identified, was reportedly 'torn into pieces' in the explosion.
She had left her little child in a hotel and law enforcement believes that she fell for the scam after answering an advertisement on social media.
It has been reported that the intended goals of the explosion were staff of the Mykolaiv Military Enlistment Office.
According to the Russian media, the suicide bent had a resentment against the werers of the Ukrainian army, but the Kyiv experts believe that this was not the case.
Channels on telegram have warned Ukrainians to respond to advertisements that offer money for delivering packages.
This is the horrible moment that a woman (depicted in red) became a human bomb after she was reportedly misled by Russian spies to wear explosives in her shopping bag
The woman and a soldier were killed and six others were injured in the enormous explosion in the Ukrainian city of Mykolaiv
The woman, who has not been identified, was reportedly 'torn into pieces' in the explosion. Shown: an ambulance on the spot
“What was at the bottom of her bag, she probably didn't know, but there was an explosive,” said one
“The woman was simply torn in pieces, she can only be identified by DNA, because the Russians arranged it special so that this woman, possibly quite innocent – everyone could ask her to leave her bag – was simply chopped.”
The channel warned: “Easy money is only in a mousetrap, in this case this mousetrap will be the last in your life.”
It warned: “If you fell for this scam, then you are most likely a complete idiot, and you will either die or be caught at a rapid pace.”
The explosion – which was caught on the camera – is considered the third where the perpetrators offered a reward.
The police have started a criminal infection to the explosion and fatalities.
It comes when President Zensky has called today to set up a European army – as he warned countries on the continent, now necessary to fight for 'their own sake'.
The Ukrainian leader said on Saturday that Europe should take the threat of further war seriously in the midst of concern that the US would negotiate a peace agreement with the Kremlin.
In the meantime, Zensky President Donald Trump warned not to deal with Vladimir Putin 'behind our back' when it comes to the future of Ukraine.
Ukrainian President VolodyMyr Zenskyp speaks on Saturday during the 61st Security Conference in Munich
Ukrainian mortar depicted during conflict with Russian troops in Toretsk on February 14
US President Donald Trump, left, shakes hands with Vladimir Putin during a press conference in Helsinki, Finland, on Monday, July 16, 2018
During Munich's safety conference, he said: “I believe that time has come to create a forces of Europe. Only money will not stop an enemy attack.
“It's not just about budgets, it's about people realizing that they have to defend their own house.”
We need this so that “decisions about Europe are made in Europe,” Zensky added.
The Ukrainian leader refers to a telephone conversation between Trump and Putin, after which the Republican president said that the two would probably meet to negotiate a peace agreement.
Trump later assured Zensky that he too would have a chair at the table to end the war that was fueled by the full invasion of Russia in Ukraine in 2022.
“Ukraine will never accept deals behind our back without our involvement, and the same rule must apply to all over Europe,” said Zensky.
“A few days ago President Trump told me about his conversation with Putin. Not once he said that America needs Europe at the table. That says a lot.
“The old days are over when America supported Europe only because it had always done.”
Zensky stated that “three years of full war has proven that we already have the basis for a united European military force.”
And on the presence of the NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte in the audience, Zensky explained that his idea 'not about replacing the alliance'.
“This is about Europe's contribution to our partnership equal to America,” said the Ukrainian leader.
