Founder of a pro-Russian militia in the Donbass was seriously injured in the blast

Armen Sarkisian, the founder of a pro-Russian militia in the Donbass and president of the Boxing Federation of the Donetsk region, has died in hospital after being injured in an explosive attack on a Moscow residential skyscraper this morning.

This was reported by the Tass news agency, citing medical sources. The attack occurred in the entrance of a 29-storey building inside the Alye Parusa residential complex in the north-west of the Russian capital. The authorities are investigating the incident, while Russian intelligence services are engaged in reconstructing the dynamics of the explosion.

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