Pro-Russian military blogger killed in St. Petersburg cafe explosion: reports

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Pro-Russian military blogger killed in St. Petersburg cafe explosion: reports
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BREAKING NEWS: Pro-Russian military blogger reportedly killed in St. Petersburg cafe explosion

Russian military blogger Vladlen Tatarsky was killed in an apparent assassination after a figurine gifted to him exploded in a St. Petersberg coffee shop.

First responders say Russian military blogger Vladlen Tatarsky was killed in a cafe explosion on Sunday. The blast also injured 15 other people. It is unclear how many face life-threatening wounds. The group Cyber Front Z had rented out the cafe and later released a statement on the blast from its own Telegram account, the BBC reported."There was a terrorist attack. We took certain security measures but unfortunately they were not enough," the group wrote."Condolences to everyone who knew the excellent war correspondent and our friend Vladlen Tatarsky."

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