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8 Detained In Connection With St Petersburg Attack, Bomb Seized
Six people in St Petersburg and two others in Moscow were detained for suspected involvement in a deadly blast in the St Petersburg metro on Monday, the Russian Investigative Committee (RIC) said in a statement.
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Donald Trump Pledges 'Full Support' To Vladimir Putin Over Russia Metro Attack
US President Donald Trump spoke Monday with Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin and pledged Washington's "full support" for Moscow's response to the deadly attack on the Saint Petersburg metro, the White House said.
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20 Dead, Scores Injured in Moscow Metro Crash
Twenty people died and scores more were wounded after a train derailed in Moscow's packed metro during rush hour on Tuesday in the worst accident ever to hit one of the world's busiest subways.
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Second Moscow bomber was widow of Al Qaida militant
The 28-year-old Daghestani school teacher, who blew herself up at the Moscow Metro last week, was the widow of an Al-Qaida militant active in Russia's Caucasian region, a report said on Thursday.
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Putin vows to destroy terrorists behind metro attack
Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin on Monday vowed to "destroy" the terrorists, who were behind the blasts at two metro stations here.
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8 Detained In Connection With St Petersburg Attack, Bomb Seized
Six people in St Petersburg and two others in Moscow were detained for suspected involvement in a deadly blast in the St Petersburg metro on Monday, the Russian Investigative Committee (RIC) said in a statement.
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Donald Trump Pledges 'Full Support' To Vladimir Putin Over Russia Metro Attack
US President Donald Trump spoke Monday with Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin and pledged Washington's "full support" for Moscow's response to the deadly attack on the Saint Petersburg metro, the White House said.
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20 Dead, Scores Injured in Moscow Metro Crash
Twenty people died and scores more were wounded after a train derailed in Moscow's packed metro during rush hour on Tuesday in the worst accident ever to hit one of the world's busiest subways.
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Second Moscow bomber was widow of Al Qaida militant
The 28-year-old Daghestani school teacher, who blew herself up at the Moscow Metro last week, was the widow of an Al-Qaida militant active in Russia's Caucasian region, a report said on Thursday.
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Putin vows to destroy terrorists behind metro attack
Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin on Monday vowed to "destroy" the terrorists, who were behind the blasts at two metro stations here.
