Vladlen Tatarsky

Vladlen Tatarsky, who had over 560000 followers on Telegram, dies in explosion that injures 19 people.

Tatarsky was one of the leading voices in the pro-war blogger community. A top Ukrainian government official cast the explosion that killed Tatarsky as part of internal turmoil. The bloggers, who are frequently former veterans with contacts on the frontlines, often provide a rare insight into Russia’s real performance on the ground and are allowed a surprising amount of leeway to criticise the conduct of the war – although they rarely criticise Putin. “Spiders are eating each other in a jar,” Ukrainian presidential adviser Mykhailo Podolyak tweeted. [Ukraine](https://www.theguardian.com/world/ukraine), saying Tatarsky’s activities “have won him the hatred of the Kyiv regime” and that he and other Russian military bloggers had long faced Ukrainian threats. Some 30 people were wounded in the blast on Sunday, Russia’s health ministry reported.

A blast in a cafe in St Petersburg killed well-known Russian military blogger Vladlen Tatarsky on Sunday, Russian news agencies reported.

Russian President Vladimir Putin called the attack "evil", but Ukraine denied it was involved in the attack. The Wagner mercenaries are currently fighting alongside Russian soldiers in Ukraine. A blast in a cafe in St Petersburg killed well-known Russian military blogger Vladlen Tatarsky on Sunday, Russian news agencies reported.

A PRO-Russian propogandist has been blown up and killed in St. Petersburg after reportedly handling a bomb hidden inside a fake gift.Vladlen Tatarsky,

It's in the coat wardrobe [at the entrance of the cafe].” Head of the RT propaganda machine Margarita Simonyan said: "Well, what? “I suddenly understood it. Everything will be as we like". The eyewitness reported that the woman told Tatarsky: “It’s not easy. A PRO-Russian propogandist has been blown up and killed in St.

Tatarsky, whose real name was Maxim Fomin, had more than 560000 followers on Telegram and was one of the most prominent of the influential military bloggers ...

Vladlen Tatarsky, a pro-Russia military blogger, was killed after a bomb detonated inside a St. Petersburg café on Sunday.

Just as we like it," he said in the video. He previously [rose to prominence](https://www.newsweek.com/russia-accused-killing-30-civilians-territory-putin-just-annexed-1748074) for a video he made during a Kremlin ceremony announcing a partial mobilization of troops last year in which he boasted that Russian forces would "kill" Ukrainians. Russian Foreign Ministry spokesperson Maria Zakharova condemned the bombing in a Telegram post, writing, "Law enforcement agencies will still give a legal qualification of what happened. "Russian journalists are constantly experiencing death threats from the Kiev regime and its masterminds, which are increasingly being implemented," she wrote. Petersburg, Russia, resulting in the death of pro-Kremlin propagandist Vladlen Tatarsky. We will give a moral one."

Sky News explains how Vladlen Tatarsky went from working as a coal miner to becoming one of the most prominent military bloggers in Russia, known for making ...

Following the Kremlin's annexation of four regions of Ukraine last year that many countries deemed illegal, Tatarsky posted a video where he vowed: "That's it. "There must be no talks with the terrorists other than about their unconditional surrender," Mr Dugin said. "It might also be an operation of Russian security services as a false flag operation to consolidate the pro-war sentiments in Russia." God be with you." [Ukraine](https://news.sky.com/topic/ukraine-6556), was killed as he was leading a discussion at the cafe on the bank of the Neva River in the historic heart of Russia's second-largest city. Russian officials said Tatarsky, who was a strident supporter of the war in

Daria Trepova, a St. Petersburg resident born in 1997, has been arrested on suspicion of murdering pro-Kremlin “war correspondent” Vladlen Tatarsky, ...

Trepova was brought to the investigator. The bust reportedly contained an explosive device. - Share to or

A blast at a St Petersburg cafe killed Vladlen Tatarsky, who blogged from the Ukraine front line.

Donetsk is one of the regions that Russia claims to have annexed. He claimed to have helped launch combat drones and build fortifications. Video circulating on Telegram after the blast showed him being handed a statue and making jokes about it. There are conflicting reports in Russian media about the explosive device. That land grab was internationally condemned. Just as we like it."

Vladlen Tatarsky, who was killed in an explosion at a cafe in St. Petersburg on Sunday, was one of Russia's most outspoken and ultranationalist military ...

More recently he became vocal in his support of the Wagner private military company and its offensive in Bakhmut. After Tatarsky’s death, Prigozhin made a brief video recording, purportedly from the Ukrainian city of Bakhmut. Alexander Dugin is credited with being the architect, or “spiritual guide,” to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. At one point, he wrote: “At least a little distracted from constantly thinking how can we quickly kill all the enemies.” Everything will be as we like,” he said. It was during this time he saw his influence grow, amassing more than 500,000 subscribers to his Telegram channel.

A 26-year-old woman is held after Vladlen Tatarsky died in an explosion at a St Petersburg cafe.

Russian authorities have also conducted large-scale recruitment campaigns for volunteer fighters and recruited some 300,000 men in a "partial mobilisation". Russian officials have already hinted that Ukraine is to blame for the explosion. She died in a car bomb attack near Moscow last August. Prigozhin paid tribute to Tatarsky, whose real name was Maxim Fomin, in a late-night video which he declared was filmed from the town hall in Bakhmut. He was a well-known blogger with more than half a million followers and, like Prigozhin, had a criminal past. Russian investigators have detained a woman in the hunt for the killers of a pro-war blogger Vladlen Tatarsky in a blast at a St Petersburg cafe.

A 26-year-old woman is held after Vladlen Tatarsky died in an explosion at a St Petersburg cafe.

Russian authorities have also conducted large-scale recruitment campaigns for volunteer fighters and recruited some 300,000 men in a "partial mobilisation". Russian officials have already hinted that Ukraine is to blame for the explosion. She died in a car bomb attack near Moscow last August. Prigozhin paid tribute to Tatarsky, whose real name was Maxim Fomin, in a late-night video which he declared was filmed from the town hall in Bakhmut. He was a well-known blogger with more than half a million followers and, like Prigozhin, had a criminal past. Russian investigators have detained a woman in the hunt for the killers of a pro-war blogger Vladlen Tatarsky in a blast at a St Petersburg cafe.

Russian military blogger Vladlen Tatarsky was killed in a bomb attack in a St Petersburg cafe on Sunday in which some 30 other people were wounded.

The killing is an attack on the hardline pro-war camp in Russia, and sends a warning to other members of this group that they could be targeted anywhere. Tatarsky was the second high-profile war propagandist to be assassinated in Russia since its invasion of Ukraine in February 2022. Tatarsky – real name Maxim Fomin - was among the best-known members of an influential group of military bloggers who have provided a running commentary on Russia’s war in Ukraine.

This is a 'terrorist act,' we have seen statement of Anti-Terrorism Committee, says Kremlin spokesman - Anadolu Agency.

[Anadolu Agency website contains only a portion of the news stories offered to subscribers in the AA News Broadcasting System (HAS), and in summarized form. “The terrorist act committed on April 2 in St. Now the active phase of the investigation is underway, we see quite vigorous steps to detain the suspects. Petersburg on Sunday was “planned” by Ukraine’s special services. "This is a terrorist act, we have seen the statement of the NAK (National Anti-Terrorism Committee). Russia on Monday claimed that the killing of military correspondent Vladlen Tatarsky by a cafe blast in the city of St.