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Russian Aerospace Forces Commander's Daughter Reportedly Injured in Moscow Blast

Steady2 outlets reported this in 4 reports over 2 days
Mon, 3 August 2026peak 2 reports on Mon, 3 August 2026Sun, 9 August 2026

What it is about

Maria ChaykoAleksandr ChaykoDanylo PeredriyRussian Aerospace ForcesVerstkaRussian forcesMoscowBalzi Rossi restaurantAntonio TajaniGeneral ChaikaYulia KirillovaGeneral Alexander Chaika

Who published it, and when

original reportfirst to report
Kyiv Post (Ukraine)1 original report1 original report1 original report
Ukrinform (Ukraine)1 original report
3 Aug, 13:30over 6 days9 Aug, 01:31

How it spread - 4 original reports

  1. Mon, 3 August 2026

    2 reports
    • Kyiv Post (Ukraine)13:30first to report

      Maria Chayko, 25, daughter of Russian Aerospace Forces Commander Aleksandr Chayko, was reportedly among those injured in a Moscow restaurant bombing on Aug. 1, according to Russian outlet Verstka. Her husband, Danylo Peredriy, 27, may have been killed in the blast. The bombing at Balzi Rossi restaurant killed five people and injured 21. Aleksandr Chayko, who commanded Russian forces during the Bucha occupation, is believed to have been the target of the attack.

    • Kyiv Post (Ukraine)17:51

      Italian Foreign Minister Antonio Tajani rejected claims by Russia's ambassador that the deadly explosion at Moscow's Balzi Rossi restaurant was meant to intimidate Italians. He said the allegation made no sense because Italy has consistently supported Ukraine.

  2. Wed, 5 August 2026

    1 report
    • Kyiv Post (Ukraine)16:39

      Russian state records confirm that Danylo Peredriy, the son-in-law of Russian Aerospace Forces commander Aleksandr Chayko, died following the Aug. 1 bombing at Moscow’s Balzi Rossi restaurant. Reports also suggest Chayko’s daughter was injured, while pro-war Russian bloggers claim the commander himself may have been the intended target.

  3. Sun, 9 August 2026

    1 report

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