President of TATA Association - man who died after driving into fence of Russian Embassy (sources)

A man died on Wednesday morning after his car hit the fence of the Russian Embassy on Kiseleff Road, following the impact of the car catching fire, Agerpres reports.

According to judicial sources, the man's name is Bogdan Draghici and he is the president of the TATA Association, an organization that supports the rights of fathers in divorce proceedings.

"I am Ukrainian too! It would be wonderful for all of us to consider ourselves Ukrainians until the horrible war that puts all mankind in mortal danger is over! (...) It is so sad that the democratic world does not react promptly and firmly to restore peace, to quickly punish the innocent bloodthirsty dictator, to show that there is human solidarity, to show that the last world war can no longer take place and that this planet cannot be destroyed by humans, because the horrors of history cannot be repeated. (...) I watched with admiration the huge demonstrations condemning the Putinist invasion that took place in Prague and other cities of the civilized world. And yet the punitive measures taken against Putin's Russia are not yet sufficient and effective in the short term. Innocent people are dying every moment in Ukraine. (...) If even now we do not all declare ourselves Ukrainians and do not act in solidarity to have a future human civilization, then we will not have another chance, because we will live an apocalyptic end. And we will be guilty, because we did not do everything to prove that we deserve to populate this much-tried planet," wrote Bogdan Draghici in his last post on Facebook..

Bogdan Draghici had several problems with the law, being prosecuted for sexual assault.