Vladlen Tatarsky, 40, who was killed in a bomb attack in St. Petersburg on Sunday, was among Russia's most influential military bloggers.
State media reports suggest that Tatarsky was meeting with members of the public in a pre-arranged event organized by the"Cyber Front Z" movement, a pro-war Telegram society. During the event, a woman reportedly handed the blogger a box containing a small statue. The statue later exploded, killing Tatarsky. Matviyenko described the attack as a"vile explosion."
Russian President Vladimir Putin and Federation Council Speaker Valentina Matviyenko attend a plenary session of the Second Eurasian Women's Forum in St. Petersburg on September 20, 2018.Tatarsky started his Telegram channel in 2019. Before that, he had spent time fighting for separatist pro-Russian militias in eastern Ukraine that have been in conflict with Kyiv since 2014.
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