A witness said in video remarks to the local publication Fontanka that a woman who had identified herself as Nastya had asked questions and exchanged remarks with Tatarsky during the event. Russian media have said that Tatarsky was meeting with attendees when a woman presented him with a box containing a small bust of him, which apparently exploded. Tatarsky was killed when an explosion tore through the cafe along the banks of the Neva River where he was leading a discussion. The Interior Ministry earlier on April 3 named Trepova as a suspect in Tatarsky's killing and added her to its wanted list. Petersburg resident who had been previously detained for taking part in anti-war rallies. Trepova has been described in Russian media as a Russian national and St. Tatarsky is known for his support of Russia's invasion of Ukraine and Russia-backed separatists in Ukraine's eastern Donbas region. Russia's Investigative Committee, the country's top state criminal investigation agency, said on April 3 that 26-year-old Darya Trepova was arrested on suspicion of involvement in the killing of Vladlen Tatarsky, the pen name of prominent blogger Maksim Fomin.
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