The press secretary of the Russian dictator Dmytro Peskov said that Vladimir Putin was "immediately informed" about the explosion in a cafe in St. Petersburg, as a result of which the propagandist Vladlen Tatarsky was killed.
This is reported by Interfax.
Peskov called the explosion a "terrorist act."
"Currently, the active phase of the investigation is ongoing. We see quite vigorous steps to apprehend suspects. In this case, let's be patient and wait for the next statements of our special services," he said.
Peskov began to dream that "Ukrainian special services may have something to do" with the planning of the explosion.
On April 2, Russian propagandist Vladlen Tatarsky was killed in an explosion in St. Petersburg. 25-year-old Darya Trepova became the main suspect in the case. She was detained.
According to the Russian media, the explosion occurred in the Street Bar cafe, which belongs to the leader of the Wagner Communist Party Yevgeny Prigozhin. According to preliminary information, Tatarsky's "creative evening" was held in the institution.
According to media reports, a girl named Daria Trepova allegedly brought the bomb to the meeting with the propagandist. She hid it in the statuette, gave it to Tatarsky, and left the place for the explosion herself.