Eight people remain in serious condition after the explosion in St. Petersburg

The rest of the victims are in a moderate and satisfactory condition, nine people were released for outpatient treatment.

The explosion in the St. Petersburg cafe thundered the day before. According to one version, the explosive device was hidden in a statuette presented to military commander Vladlen Tatarsky by one of those who came to the meeting. The power of the explosive device, according to preliminary estimates, was 200-450 g of TNT.

Tatarsky died on the spot. 32 people were injured. A criminal case has been initiated under Part 2 of Article 105 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation - "Murder committed in a generally dangerous way".