Fontanka: Trepova, suspected of terrorist attack in Saint Petersburg, is transferred to Moscow

Darya Trepova (Daria Trepova) , suspected of a terrorist attack in a café in Saint Petersburg, is transferred to Moscow. This is in reference to the “Fontanka” source reports.
It is assumed that the preventive measure of Trepova will be chosen by the Basmanny court. According to the publication’s correspondent, a special vehicle left the building of the Investigative Committee in St. Petersburg, where Trepova was located, on the evening of April 3 and headed for Pulkovo airport.
An explosion in a cafe on Universitetskaya Embankment occurred during a recital by war correspondent Vladlen Tatarsky (Maxim Fomin). Presumably, the figurine Trepova gave her exploded. As a result of the incident, Tatarsky died, 33 more people were injured, eight of them in serious condition. Russia’s Investigative Committee is investigating the incident as a terrorist attack.
Trepova was put on the wanted list, and on the morning of April 3, she was detained in a rented apartment in the Vyborgsky district of St. Petersburg. The 26-year-old girl had tickets to Uzbekistan in her hands, but she did not use them. Later, the Russian Interior Ministry released a video of the suspect’s interrogation.
The National Anti-Terrorism Committee believes that the murder of Tatarsky was planned by Ukrainian special services with the participation of agents among FBK supporters * Alexei Navalny ** (recognized as foreign agents in the Russian Federation). They noted that inmate Trepova is an active Navalny supporter.
* The Anti-Corruption Foundation, FBK, has been recognized as a foreign agent and an extremist organization whose activities are prohibited in the territory of the Russian Federation, the legal entity has now been liquidated.
** Alexey Navalny – recognized as a foreign agent, included in the list of persons for whom there is information on involvement in extremism or terrorism. Fontanka: St. Petersburg terror attack suspect Trepova is being transferred to Moscow