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Grim reports are circulating in the Kremlin today detailing a shocking commando attack on the Tambov Air Base located in the Tambov Oblast that holds the most classified files in all of Russia that has killed at least 5 Russian Spetsnaz GRU Guards and left many of the Motherland’s most secret files destroyed, including those detailing the “true” events relating to the CIA-Mossad September 11, 2001 attacks upon the United States.

Though many of the details of this attack remained censored by the FSB what can be reported from these files is that at around 0300hrs on Sunday, 13 September, 3 Spetsnaz guard towers surrounding the Russian Main Intelligence Directorate underground bunkers on the Tambov Air Base containing Russia’s most closely guarded secrets were “simultaneously” attacked by [deleted] commandoes who in a span of “less than 15 minutes” were able to “penetrate the security perimeter, disable the fire suppression system” and “attack the bunker holding these files with incendiary devices”.

To the information on this catastrophe released by the Kremlin to the public we can further read as reported by the RIA Novosti News Service:

“The fire in the staff of the Russian Main Intelligence Directorate unit occurred in the morning and embraced an area of 400 square meters (4,300 sq. feet). Two officers and three soldiers were killed. Two servicemen are in intensive care. The fire seriously affected the secret unit where documents of special government importance were kept," the source said, adding that the Russian defense minister ordered his first deputy, Col.-Gen. Alexander Kolmakov, to fly to the site. “Damage is assessed as very serious,” the source said.”