Russia Metro Blasts

Three suspects in last month's bombing in the Saint Petersburg metro have been charged for their involvement in a "terrorist act", Russian investigators said Thursday.

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.

When student Vladimir Zakharchenko hopped onto the third carriage of a Saint Petersburg metro train on Monday, he could not have imagined that his daily commute would finish in hospital.

The likely suspect in a deadly blast in the Russian city of St. Petersburg is a Kyrgyz-born Russian citizen, Kyrgyzstan's security service said on Tuesday.

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.

A blast in a St Petersburg train carriage on Monday that killed 11 people and injured 45 was carried out by a suspected suicide bomber with ties to radical Islamists, Russia's Interfax news agency cited a law enforcement source as saying.

Security measures in the Delhi Metro have been put on maximum alert with commuters made to undergo a thorough frisking in the wake of an explosion in a subway train in Russia that killed at least 10 people.

Surveillance cameras in St Petersburg's metro system may have captured images of the person suspected of organising Monday's deadly train blast, Russian news agency Interfax quoted a source as saying.

At least 10 people have died and more than 20 were injured in a blast in Russia's St Petersburg. The blast had taken place in a carriage of a running metro train around 2.40 pm local time, reported Russian news agencies. News channel Russia Today reported that President Vladimir Putin has said all possible causes of the explosions in the St. Peters...

A blast took place around 5 pm, India time, at St Petersburg metro station in Russia on Monday, reported the state-owned Russia Today news. At least 10 people have been killed and over 50 have been injured, including children. High alerts have been issued in the Russian capital Moscow and other cities. All subway stations in St Petersburg have bee...

Ten people were killed and more than 20 were injured when an explosion tore through a train carriage in a St Petersburg metro tunnel on Monday in what authorities called a probable terrorist attack

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.

Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin on Monday vowed to "destroy" the terrorists, who were behind the blasts at two metro stations here.

Three suspects in last month's bombing in the Saint Petersburg metro have been charged for their involvement in a "terrorist act", Russian investigators said Thursday.

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.

When student Vladimir Zakharchenko hopped onto the third carriage of a Saint Petersburg metro train on Monday, he could not have imagined that his daily commute would finish in hospital.

The likely suspect in a deadly blast in the Russian city of St. Petersburg is a Kyrgyz-born Russian citizen, Kyrgyzstan's security service said on Tuesday.

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.

A blast in a St Petersburg train carriage on Monday that killed 11 people and injured 45 was carried out by a suspected suicide bomber with ties to radical Islamists, Russia's Interfax news agency cited a law enforcement source as saying.

Security measures in the Delhi Metro have been put on maximum alert with commuters made to undergo a thorough frisking in the wake of an explosion in a subway train in Russia that killed at least 10 people.

Surveillance cameras in St Petersburg's metro system may have captured images of the person suspected of organising Monday's deadly train blast, Russian news agency Interfax quoted a source as saying.

At least 10 people have died and more than 20 were injured in a blast in Russia's St Petersburg. The blast had taken place in a carriage of a running metro train around 2.40 pm local time, reported Russian news agencies. News channel Russia Today reported that President Vladimir Putin has said all possible causes of the explosions in the St. Peters...

A blast took place around 5 pm, India time, at St Petersburg metro station in Russia on Monday, reported the state-owned Russia Today news. At least 10 people have been killed and over 50 have been injured, including children. High alerts have been issued in the Russian capital Moscow and other cities. All subway stations in St Petersburg have bee...

Ten people were killed and more than 20 were injured when an explosion tore through a train carriage in a St Petersburg metro tunnel on Monday in what authorities called a probable terrorist attack

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.

Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin on Monday vowed to "destroy" the terrorists, who were behind the blasts at two metro stations here.