Here’s a headline that's worth looking into. Question: since when do we start outright killing journalist by bombing? It's very unclear who was really behind the bombing that killed pro-Russian War Correspondent Vladlen Tatarsky (Maxim Fomin) who was ironically born in Donbas, Ukraine. But what we do know is that not only was he killed in this bombing but another journalist by the name of Dary Dugina also known as Daria Platonova was killed via car bomb last august in Bolshie Vyazyomy Russia.
According to sources the bombing that occurred in Russian president Vladimir Putin's hometown of St. Petersburg that killed journalist Vladlen Tatarsky consisted of a bomb hidden in an actual statue that was to be awarded to him as a gift which was then detonated within its box. This resulted in several civilians getting wounded outside of the café as reported by the RIA a Russian news agency.
More than 25 people were seriously wounded and 20 were reported being treated at a hospital. The reason why many people think that an element from Ukraine or America had something to do with it was because the café used to be owned by Vladlen Tatarsky the current owner of the Wagner Group and close friend of Russian president Vladimir Putin. If you don't know the Wagner Group is associated military contractor for Russia. Another thing that was pointed out by the AP press was that Vladlen Tatarsky robbed a bank and was sentenced to prison some time ago but somehow escaped. Why they decided to report that we don't know.
Something sounds sketchy about this bombing as it was reported that this would be the second assassination carried out on Russian soil. It's especially important to know that he [Vladlen Tatarsky] was a very influential war correspondent within the Ukraine-Russia War as he actually fought on the front line of the war before he started his blog. It should also be known that there is a conspiracy sentiment floating around that takes the position that the Russian state orchestrated this false flag bombing on Russian soil so that they could blame Ukraine for the bombing. Another set of conspiracy theorist think that domestic terrorism was to blame either because of Vladlen Tatarsky’s pro-Russian military rhetoric or that the bombing could have been because of the lefts anti-war position in which they believe Ukraine should have the right to exist.
Currently it's still too early to tell who may have been behind the bombing. We will keep you updated as this story develops.
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