This was reported by Verstka, according to Ukrinform.

Yulia Kirillova was the wife of Danila Kirillov, General Chaika's nephew on his wife's side. On the day of the explosion, Telegram channels linked to Russian law enforcement agencies published lists of those injured. The lists included "Yulia V., 30 years old."

According to leaked database records, Kirillova turned 30 in July, while "V" is the first letter of her patronymic.

Reports said that the woman had been hospitalized with "multiple injuries to the chest and abdomen."

According to data from state registries, Kirillova may have died on August 4, three days after the explosion. She had not accessed her Telegram account since July 31.

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Yulia Kirillova was the daughter-in-law of another person injured in the explosion, Yevdokia Kirillova, who had previously been mentioned in media reports.

Thus, the identities of six relatives and friends of Chaika who were present at the restaurant during the explosion have been confirmed, the publication notes. In addition to Yulia Kirillova, those killed were the general's son-in-law Danila Peredriy and his fellow serviceman, Major General Valery Plokhotnyuk. Injured in the explosion were the general's daughter Maria Peredriy, his niece Yevdokia Kirillova, and Chaika's in-law Alexander Peredriy.

As Ukrinform reported, in July last year, Ukraine issued an in absentia notice of suspicion against Colonel General Alexander Chaika, the former commander of Russia's Eastern Military District, over orders to bomb residential buildings in the Kyiv region.

On August 1, an explosion occurred at the Balzi Rossi restaurant on Kudrinskaya Square in central Moscow. The restaurant had been closed for a private banquet celebrating the birthday of a Russian general. It was later reported that the death toll from the explosion had risen to five people.