RUSSIAN special forces boobytrapped a wounded dog in a bid to strike terror in a Ukrainian town they left months ago.
Spetsnaz GRU saboteurs are believed to have launched a covert terror campaign far from the front line in a desperate bid to smash civilian morale.
The dog had been beaten and wired to a bomb, so civilians would be blown up when they came to his rescue.
But residents in Makariv, north-west of Kyiv, called Ukrainian bomb disposal experts to rescue the trapped pooch.
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