"A great patriot of Donbass and Russia, war correspondent Maxim Fomin, better known under the pseudonym Vladlen Tatarsky, has died. Killed meanly. Terrorists can't do it any other way. The Kiev regime is a terrorist regime. It is subject to destruction, in another way - it is impossible to stop, "he wrote in Telegram.
Vladlen Tatarsky, according to Pushilin, "managed to both fight and contribute to the status of a military officer."
"We drew up documents to present Vladlen to the award - the medal "For the Liberation of Mariupol". Unfortunately, she did not have time to give out during her lifetime... Blessed memory to the military. Deep condolences to the family and friends," the head of the republic concluded.
Vladlen Tatarsky was killed on April 2. In a café in St. Petersburg, where he spent a creative evening, a bomb exploded.
The leadership of the Main Directorate of Criminal Investigation of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia went to the scene of the emergency. A criminal case was initiated on the fact of murder in a generally dangerous way. As a result of the explosion, 25 people were injured, six are in serious condition.
The Russian Foreign Ministry said that Vladlen Tatarsky caused hatred among the Kiev regime, he was dangerous for the Kiev authorities and boldly went to the end.