The name of one of the streets in Lyubertsy near Moscow, St. It will be named in honor of Vladlen Tatarsky, a conscripted officer (real name Maxim Fomin) who died in an explosion in a cafe in St. Petersburg. by channel “360”Participants of the special military operation of the Northern Military District made such a request to the head of the urban district, Vladimir Volkov.
It was noted that the initiative was supported by Volkov.
“Our compatriot Viktor Isaev, recently – deputy commander of the battalion Bars-13 “Russian Legion”, offered to name one of the streets of Lyubertsy after Maxim Fomin … He lived most of his life here. Donbass fought for the liberation of the Fatherland .. Part of Maxim’s life was spent in Lyubertsy,” said Volkov.
The issue will be presented for consideration at the Council of Representatives of the Lyubertsy urban district.
Tatarsky on April 2 in St. He died in an explosion at the Street Bar cafe on the Universitetskaya embankment in St. Petersburg. Darya Trepova, one of the suspects in the death, who gave Tatarsky a statuette containing an explosive, was arrested on suspicion of committing a terrorist attack and went to prison.
13 April reportedThat a portrait of Tatarsky appeared on the facade of a house in Nizhny Novgorod. 14 April recognizedIn the Estonian Narva, where the Soviet tank previously stood, graffiti appeared with a quote from Tatarsky.