Russian woman caught on video blowing up pro-Putin blogger gets record 27-year sentence
January 25, 2024
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1:46Now PlayingRussian woman caught on video blowing up pro-Putin blogger gets record 27-year sentence
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as posted by the channelA female assassin caught on shocking video blowing up a pro-Putin war blogger in a crowded Russian café has been sentenced to a record 27 years in prison.
Russian Darya Trepova, 26, was slapped with the harshest sentence given to any woman in modern Russian history after being found guilty of terrorism, handling explosives and using forged documents to kill Vladlen Tatarsky.
She was captured on a now-viral video last April walking up to the blogger in a St. Petersburg café to give him a gilded bust of himself as he gave a talk on the war.
“Oh, what a handsome guy! Is that me?” exclaimed Tatarsky, 40, a popular military propagandist born Maxim Fomin.
He persuaded Trepova to stay, and she was seen holding her hands to her face just as the gift exploded, killing Tatarsky on the spot and leaving dozens injured.
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