(ANSA) - ROME, 03 APR - The assassination of Russian ultranationalist military blogger Maksim Fomin, alias Vladlen Tatarsky, in a bar owned by Yevgeny Prigozhin, head of the Wagner group, in St. Petersburg could reveal further rifts within the Kremlin and his circle restricted.
The US think tank Isw (Institute for the study of the war) writes it in its latest report.
ISW analysts define Prigozhin's statement as 'strange', saying that he would not have "blamed the Kiev regime" for the deaths of Fomin and Daria Dugina (assassinated in August), indicating a group of Russian radicals as responsible.
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