Vladimir Putin issued a decree on Monday that posthumously bestowed pro-Kremlin military blogger Vladlen Tatarsky, whose real name was Maxim Fomin, with the Order of Courage, a Russian award given to citizens who protect public order.
Vladimir Putin issued a decree on Monday that posthumously bestowed a pro-Kremlin military blogger with the Order of Courage, a Russian award given to citizens who protect public order. Vladlen Tatarsky, whose real name was, was killed Sunday in a St.
Petersburg café bombing that injured 32 others. He was a loyal supporter of Putin and the Kremlin’s invasion of Ukraine, and was speaking at a propaganda event in the café just prior to the explosion. Russian officials detained a suspect in the bombing—26-year-old
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