Russian journalist Alexander Nevzorov commented on the version of the possible involvement of Russian special services in organizing an explosion in the metro of St. Petersburg.

The journalist on the air of "Echo of Moscow" noted that "usually the arrows are transferred to the FSB", but "there is one iron argument" that speaks about the non-involvement of the special services.

"The fact is that this kind of practice contradicts the main principle of KGBism and Chekism, which is that one can not be trusted, anyone can betray - and the employee, and the boss, and the subordinate, each of these shitheads can become a writer tomorrow, can Start making a media career, and we do not have nameless orders, yes? Unnamed: There are soldiers, but there are no nameless orders. Therefore, this is an insane risk that no one would take on himself, "Nevzorov said..

"The people who claim this are probably completely unfamiliar with the structure of the KGB and do not understand that nobody really trusts anyone to trust anyone in such a difficult matter, which then can turn into a trial, shooting, shame. There everything is based on big issues on absolute global mistrust for each other, "he added..

As reported by the "Observer", on April 3 in the St. Petersburg metro in the train of one of the trains there was an explosion. According to official figures, as a result of the terrorist attack killed 14 people.

Law enforcement authorities are suspected of involvement in the terrorist act in the metro of St. Petersburg, a native of Kyrgyzstan, 22-year-old Akbarzhon Jalilov. It was his body, according to operational information, was found at the site of the explosion in the subway.

Earlier, Alexander Nevzorov put forward an unexpected version of the explosion in St. Petersburg.

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