"I will tell you later who gave the statuette": the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Russian Federation interrogates the suspect in the murder of Tatarsky

"I will tell you later who gave the statuette": the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Russian Federation interrogates the suspect in the murder of Tatarsky

"I will tell you later who gave the statuette": the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Russian Federation interrogates the suspect in the murder of Tatarsky

Darya Trepova admitted that she brought a figurine with explosives to the cafe. The investigation into the murder of the propagandist was taken over by the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Russian Federation.

 Law enforcement officers are interrogating Daria Trepova, who is suspected of involvement in the murder of military commander Vladlen Tatarskyi. The girl believes that she was detained for being at the scene of the explosion. The video of the conversation with Trepova was published by the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia.

 "I brought this figurine there, which exploded," the girl admits in the released footage.

 Trepova asked to tell about who gave her the statuette later.

 The Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Russian Federation said that the girl was detained in a rented apartment. She is suspected of involvement in the explosion in a cafe in St. Petersburg, as a result of which the Russian propagandist Tatarsky was killed. The Ministry will supervise the investigation of the "resonant crime".

 It will be recalled that the explosion in a cafe in St. Petersburg took place on April 2. A creative evening of military commander Tatarsky, who died on the spot, was held there. The mass media also reported on 15 victims with shrapnel wounds.

 Already today, April 3, it became known about the arrest of the suspect - Daria Trepova. According to Russian media, shortly before the explosion, the girl was telling her friends about her new job as a Ukrainian journalist. Acquaintances of Trepova claim that she was given the task of delivering a box with a sculpture to a propagandist at his lecture.

 Recently, the Russian media reported Trepova's first words after her arrest. The girl stated that she was used and framed.