Tatarsky, a boisterous supporter of the Russian war in Ukraine, was killed in an explosion in St. Petersburg
, but in 2011 he was sentenced to 12 years in prison for an armed bank robbery and served time at a prison colony in Horlivka, Ukraine, Meduza reported., the colony took artillery fire, and Tatarsky fled to join the pro-Russian separatists, thereported. He was eventually brought back to a colony, but he was pardoned by the leader of the separatist Donetsk People’s Republic at the time, he said in the 2022 interview.
In around 2016, he began to write for pro-Russian groups on the Russian social media site VKontakte, and in 2017 he launched a blog, where he published reports on the conflict and interviews with separatists, Meduza said. Tatarsky moved to Moscow to work as a blogger in 2019, although he returned to Ukraine in February 2022, shortly before the invasion.
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