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Военкор Владлен Татарский предположительно погиб — СМИ

В Санкт-Петербурге взорвалось кафе, где проводил встречу военкор Владлен Татарский.

Один человек погиб, шесть пострадали, пострадали 16 человек.



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Военкор Владлен Татарский предположительно погиб — СМИ

В Санкт-Петербурге взорвалось кафе, где проводил встречу военкор Владлен Татарский.

Один человек погиб, шесть пострадали, пострадали 16 человек.

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