SÍA nátt hellst í Lviv þrótt lokið yfir rannsókn
Útlenskar stofnanir hafa lokið rannsókn á terrísuhöllinni í Lviv í nóttinn 21.–22. febrúar 2026 og sendið ák accusationaryskrift til dóms vegna 33 ára gamla Írinu Savietinu. Hún er grímuð fyrir því að hafa framid verkbryni sem olli tveimur dauða og 26 meiðslum. Hún er í haldi án þess að mega greiða kausgjald.
Helstu atriði
- SBU lokið rannsókninni og sent ák accusationaryskrift varðandi Írinu Savietinu til dóms.
- Savietina er 33 ára og er sýkð fyril refsnið hafa framið verkbryni.
- Tverir manns létu lífið og 26 sverkustu mismunandi alvarlegt.
- Tvík handstyrktar eldsprengjur voru mynduðar og leiddar í gámum á Danylyshyna-stræti 20 í Lviv.
- Um kl. 00:30 kom inn tilraunarkall á línu 102 um innbrot eða rán í verslun nálægt sprengjunum.
- Savietina er í haldi án þess að mega greiða kausgjald og gagnir því langtíma fangelsi með/confiskun.
- 18 ára gamalt þaul frá Charkív hefur verið grímt fyrir að hafa sent hið falska neyðarkallið.
Hvers vegna þetta skiptir máli
Málið flyst nú í gegnum dómslag vegna illdіїða áпаратного нападу, яка довела до двох загиблих и 26 поранених. Обвинувательный акт describes the use of two remotely triggered homemade devices and a false emergency call intended to draw police and National Guard personnel to the scene. The defendant remains in custody without the right to post bail and faces life imprisonment with confiscation of property.
Hvað gerðist
The attack took place in central Lviv during the night of February 21–22, 2026. Investigators say Iryna Savietina was recruited through Telegram chats, traveled to Lviv, rented an apartment near the planned attack site and manufactured two remotely activated homemade explosive devices under a handler’s instructions. One of the trash bins had been purchased and installed by her beforehand. The devices were placed in metal containers and contained metal elements intended to increase harm to people. She left a phone with a live video feed in the apartment window to enable remote monitoring or activation, and left Lviv by taxi after installing the devices. Around 00:30 on February 22, the 102 emergency line received a false call from Kharkiv region reporting an alleged store break-in near the devices. The first explosion occurred after a patrol police crew arrived, and the second after additional law-enforcement units and the National Guard arrived. Two people died, 26 others were injured, and local residents’ and businesses’ property was damaged. Savietina was detained in Staryi Sambor on the day of the attack. She denies guilt and has said she did not know she was planting an explosive device or understand that people would be harmed.
Hvernig úkraínskar heimildir lýsa atburðinum
Ukrainian reporting emphasizes the SBU and prosecution findings, the preparation and placement of the devices, the false call that brought emergency responders, Savietina’s detention and custody status, and the specific charges. Reports also focus on the deaths of a 23-year-old patrol police inspector and a 31-year-old National Guard service member, 26 injuries and damage to local property. The defendant’s denial of guilt and claim that she did not understand the device or its consequences are also highlighted.
Hvar frásögnum ber ekki saman
Sources differ about the explosives. One report says one device had been purchased beforehand and installed by the defendant, while the prosecution account and investigative chronology describe two homemade devices made by her. Accounts also vary in describing the emergency call: it is described as a report of a store break-in, alleged intrusion or robbery near the attack site, and in one version as a false call from Kharkiv region.
Baksvið
Investigators say the 33-year-old defendant was recruited through Telegram chats by handlers whom they identified as Russian. She rented an apartment near the planned attack site, prepared two remotely activated explosive devices and positioned them in trash bins on Danylyshyna Street in central Lviv. An 18-year-old Kharkiv resident was separately suspected of making the false call that lured responders. Interior Minister Ihor Klymenko said the attack was probably ordered by Russia; this is a reported official assessment rather than an adjudicated finding.