The number of victims of the explosion in a cafe in St. Petersburg increased to 30
[REGNUM] The Ministry of Health of the Russian Federation reported that the number of victims of the explosion at the Street Food Bar in St. Petersburg had risen to 30 people.
The press service of the department explained that already 24 victims in the cafe were taken to hospitals. Six more people sought medical help themselves, some time after the incident.
"Everyone is provided with qualified assistance," the Ministry of Health added.
As REGNUM reported , on April 2, in St. Petersburg, an explosion occurred in the Street Food Bar cafe, where at that time a creative evening was held for the military commissar Vladlen Tatarsky, who died at the time of the explosion.
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The Kiev regime constantly expresses threats against Russian journalists, and all this is hushed up by specialized international structures. This is how the official representative of the Russian Foreign Ministry Maria Zakharova commented on the murder of the Russian military commander Vladlen Tatarsky (Maxim Fomin) .
According to her, Russian journalists are constantly subjected to "harassment, literally stigmatized with special markings on the digital platforms of American Internet monopolies and arrange a" witch hunt "in the Western media" . Threats are increasingly being implemented, Zakharova noted.
Not long ago, the West was fighting extremism and terrorism, defending the interests of journalists against whom terrorist attacks were committed. Currently, the lack of response in countries such as the US, the UK and France speaks for itself, given their ostensible concern for the well-being of journalists and freedom of journalism, the Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman added.
Zakharova stressed that Western countries have not conducted investigations into any case of the violent death of Russian journalists with the participation of Kyiv.
As REGNUM reported , Maria Zakharova believes that the reason for the murder of military commissar Tatarsky was the fact that the Russian journalist was dangerous for the Kiev regime.
On April 2, in St. Petersburg, an explosion occurred in the Street Food Bar cafe, where at that time a creative evening of the military commissar Vladlen Tatarsky, who died at the time of the explosion, was taking place.
According to the Ministry of Health of the Russian Federation, the number of victims of the explosion in the cafe has increased to 30 people.
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Once again, the Kiev regime has shown its true face - vile and bloody, because of the loss of Russia in Ukraine, they resort to killing Russian opinion leaders, said the senator from the LPR, deputy secretary of the General Council of United Russia Daria Lantratova .
“They will not be able to turn the tide and silence those who protect Russians from lies, do their duty and defend our ideals ,” she wrote on her Telegram channel, commenting on the explosion in a cafe in the center of St. Petersburg, which killed a military correspondent Vladlen Tatarsky and more than 20 people were injured.
Lantratova noted that the war is going on not only at the front, no less fierce battles are being fought in the information field. In this confrontation, Ukraine is losing, since the truth cannot be defeated, she added.
The senator said that all those responsible must be punished.
“We will not forgive. My sincere condolences to Vladlen's relatives and friends , ”concluded the politician.
As REGNUM reported , the head of the Union of Journalists of Russia, Vladimir Solovyov, does not link the death of military enlisted officer Vladlen Tatarsky in a cafe in St. Petersburg with the detention of Wall Street Journal Moscow bureau reporter Evan Gershkovich .
According to the latest data, the number of people injured in the explosion at the Street Food Bar in St. Petersburg has risen to 30 people. The girl, who was also injured, was operated on.
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Eyewitness tells the details of the explosion in a cafe in St. Petersburg
A resident of St. Petersburg, Alice, who was in a cafe at the time of the death of war correspondent Vladlen Tatarsky, told RIA Novosti the details of the incident.
According to her, the girl who gave the blogger a figurine with, presumably, an explosive device, was not far from her at the table.
“It turned out (that) my brother and I were sitting at a table, and she was sitting so that I could only see from the back. <…> Further, when she had already presented this sculpture, she went forward and sat down there, and left her phone on our table - I forgot, apparently, "said the interlocutor of the agency.
She noted that the presenter pulled the figurine out of the box, after which Tatarsky held it in his hands, they examined it together and put it back.
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“A little later, a few minutes later, there was an explosion and smoke. Everyone ran,” added a visitor to the cafe.
According to her, she was in the second part of the hall, located on a hill compared to the first part. Alice noted that her ears were blocked during the explosion, but later everything went away.
An explosion occurred in a cafe on Universitetskaya embankment in St. Petersburg today. As a result, one person died, who turned out to be war correspondent Vladlen Tatarsky (real name Maxim Fomin). According to the governor of the city Alexander Beglov , 25 people were injured, the authorities are providing them with all the necessary assistance.
As the Ministry of Health of Russia clarified, 24 people were taken to hospitals, among them there is a teenager, the condition of six is assessed as serious. A RIA Novosti source reported that the explosive device was brought, presumably, by one of the visitors to the evening. The box contained a figurine, a gift from Tatarsky.
Investigators opened a criminal case under the article about the murder in a generally dangerous way.