The bomb, which she allegedly did not know, was received by the girl from a taxi driver from Moscow. According to him, he guessed that it was “something bad.”
Darya Trepova, suspected of killing Russian “war correspondent” Vladlen Tatarsky, was allegedly promised an editorial position in Kyiv for busting a blogger. This was reported on April 4 by the Russian edition of Fontanka.
It was noted that during the interrogation, the girl said that she followed the news, mainly reading Ukrainian Telegram channels. Then he met “a certain activist.”
Trepova was offered to move to Kyiv and get a job as an editor in one of the media sources, but for this she had to go through an “internship”.
The girl’s first task was to go to one of the bookstores and meet Tatarsky. Then, in Moscow, a certain “secret thing” was given to him by a taxi driver.
It was noted that an improvised explosive device was ordered through Telegram, paid for, and the master anonymously handed it over to an intermediary in time.
After returning to St. Petersburg, Trepova received a new task – she had to meet with Tatarsky on the Universitetskaya embankment. Regarding the parcel, he was told: “Pass the bust, write something about the heroes of PMCs Wagnerand then we will continue. And for all this, they bought him a Pulkovo-Uzbekistan plane ticket, promising that he would be calmly transported from Asia to Ukraine.”
Trepova said she didn’t know about the bomb, but she guessed it was “something bad.” The girl was near the package with an explosive device and believed she was “set up.”
Remember that on April 2, in the middle of St. Petersburg, an explosion occurred in a cafe, “military commander” Vladlen Tatarsky was killed, and 30 other people were injured. Russian security forces stopped Daria Trepova, who brought the figurine to a cafe, which exploded.
Russia has accused Ukrainian intelligence services and supporters of the Alexei Navalny Anti-Corruption Foundation of Tatarsky’s murder.
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Source: korrespondent
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