MOSCOW, September 21. /TASS/. Russia’s Federal Security Service (FSB) officers have detained a citizen of Donetsk in the Donetsk People’s Republic (DPR), who, under the instructions of the Security Service of Ukraine (SBU), was preparing a terrorist attack near a polling station, where people were expected to gather on voting day, the FSB Public Relations Center reported. TASS has compiled the key information available so far. Thwarted terrorist attack - A Donetsk citizen established contact with SBU officers and voluntarily agreed to assist them in their terrorist activities, the FSB Public Relations Center said. - Under the instructions of Ukrainian handlers, he retrieved 20 kilograms of explosives intended for a terrorist attack from a prearranged cache. - Moreover, SBU officers used a drone to deliver an improvised explosive device, containing two kilograms of plastic explosives, electronic fuses, and a remote firing device board, to the suspect. - The man put explosives and other components received from Ukrainian security officers in his personal vehicle that he was supposed to leave near a regional polling station and blow up when people were expected to gather during the election. - The suspect could not carry out his plan, as FSB officers detained him. Suspect’s testimony - The perpetrator confessed to his crime. - According to video footage published by the FSB, the man said that he had agreed to work for Kiev for a large sum of money. - He specified that he was to receive $10,000. - According to the suspect, it did not bother his handler that children and women could die in an explosion; on the contrary, the SBU expected a large number of casualties among civilians. - The man said that he contacted an SBU officer via his acquaintance in Ukraine. - The perpetrator noted that at first, the SBU officer asked him to photograph several facilities for money and then to carry out an explosion. Investigation - Authorities are deciding whether to open a criminal case.