Russian state records confirm that Danylo Peredriy, the son-in-law of Russian Aerospace Forces commander Gen. Aleksandr Chayko, died following the Aug. 1 bombing at Moscow’s Balzi Rossi restaurant, according to reports published on Wednesday, Aug. 5.According to Deutsche Welle (DW), citing Russian outlet Agentstvo, an entry in Russia’s Unified State Register of Individual Entrepreneurs shows that Peredriy’s business activity was terminated “due to the death of this person” four days after the explosion.JOIN US ON TELEGRAMFollow our coverage of the war on the @Kyivpost_official.Russian investigative outlet Agentstvo also reported that one of Peredriy’s personal identification documents was marked invalid on Aug. 1, according to data obtained from leaked Russian government databases.Earlier reports had suggested Peredriy may have been killed, but no official confirmation had been available.Reports say Chayko’s daughter was injuredUkrainian-born pro-Russian blogger Anatoliy Shariy claimed on Aug. 2 that Peredriy had died in the explosion but stressed the information came solely from his own sources, writing: “Information purely from my sources, personally mine, I am not asserting anything.”In the same post, Shariy claimed that Chayko’s daughter Maria was injured in the blast. Russian independent outlet Verstka, citing a source close to the restaurant’s management, reported the same.A list of victims published by the Russian Telegram channel 112, which is linked to Russian security services, includes a 25-year-old identified only as “Maria P.” However, DW noted that no more reliable evidence confirming her injuries has emerged.