In Eisk, the driver of a car blocked by riot police blew up

In Eisk, a Russian city on the coast of the Sea of ​​Azov, on the morning of May 6, an explosion occurred in a Niva passenger car blocked by riot police. It is claimed that a local resident blew himself up after refusing to show documents during the inspection.

Telegram channel 112, which specializes in criminal news, publishes video from the scene of the event. It shows that the explosion inside “Niva” occurred at the moment when armed men in bulletproof vests began storming the car from both sides.

There is no information about the victims, as well as whether the driver survived. The mayor of the city, Roman Bublin, stated in a telegram that the district was cordoned off and evacuated, and that “nothing threatens” the residents. The Kuban edition of “Mash” reports that two riot police officers received concussions.

The publication names the driver as Roman, and claims that he demanded to call his mother before the explosion. The publication writes that the 34-year-old driver, when the traffic police checked the car, said that there was an explosive device in the car, so it should be released.