known as Vladlen Tatarsky. Igor Kirillov, the head of the Russian military’s chemical weapons unit, was killed by a bomb planted in a scooter in Moscow in December, the boldest assassination ...

known as Vladlen Tatarsky. In December 2023, Illia Kiva, a former pro-Moscow Ukrainian lawmaker who fled to Russia, was shot and killed near Moscow. The Ukrainian military intelligence lauded the ...

known as Vladlen Tatarsky. Read moreSt Petersburg café killing exposes Russia’s security woes Kyiv has in some cases claimed responsibility or revelled in the attacks, calling them "legitimate ...

The general’s death is the latest in a series of fatalities involving Ukraine’s opponents inside Russia. The authorities in Kyiv had no immediate comment. By Ivan Nechepurenko A senior Russian ...

In April 2023, pro-Kremlin military blogger Vladlen Tatarsky - real name Maxim Fomin - was killed when a statuette he was handed exploded at a cafe in Saint Petersburg. Tatarsky - real name Maxim ...

known as Vladlen Tatarsky. Igor Kirillov, the head of the Russian military’s chemical weapons unit, was killed by a bomb planted in a scooter in Moscow in December, the boldest assassination ...

An explosive device ripped through a parked car near Moscow on Friday killing a senior Russian general, the Investigative Committee, which probes major crimes, said, adding it had launched a ...

In April 2023, an explosion at a St. Petersburg café killed military blogger Maxim Fomin, known as Vladlen Tatarsky. In December, Russian chemical weapons commander Igor Kirillov was killed by a bomb ...

An explosive device ripped through a parked car near Moscow on Friday killing a senior Russian general, the Investigative Committee, which probes major crimes, said, adding it had launched a ...

known as Vladlen Tatarsky. Igor Kirillov, the head of the Russian military’s chemical weapons unit, was killed by a bomb planted in a scooter in Moscow in December, the boldest assassination ...

known as Vladlen Tatarsky. Kyiv has in some cases claimed responsibility or revelled in the attacks, calling them "legitimate targets" given Russia's three-year offensive has killed tens of thousands.