A suspect in the Moscow bombing case was sentenced to 22 years in prison
The Second Western District Military Court in Russia sentenced Varazh Manukyan to 22 years in a penal colony in connection with the terrorist attack at the “Allei Parusi” residential complex in Moscow. He was found guilty of committing the terrorist attack and the illegal possession of explosives.
According to investigators, Manukyan assisted the organizers of the attack, specifically by arranging the transportation and delivery of the homemade explosive device used in the blast.
The incident occurred in February 2025 in the lobby of a residential building in Moscow. The explosion killed Armen Sargsyan, the founder of the “Arbat” battalion, as well as another participant in the attack, Paruyr Matevosyan, who was standing next to him when the explosive device detonated.
The court also ordered the confiscation of the defendant’s car and imposed a fine of 500,000 rubles.
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