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Egypt's President Says Russian Plane Downed By 'Terrorism'
Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi acknowledged for the first time today that "terrorism" caused a Russian plane crash in the Sinai Peninsula in October that killed 224 people.
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Egypt Says Has Found No Evidence Criminal Action Behind Plane Crash
Egypt said today it would take into account Russia's conclusion that a bomb brought down a passenger plane over the Sinai Peninsula last month but its investigation had so far found no evidence of criminal action.
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Russian Plane Downed in 'Terror Act'; Vladimir Putin Vows to 'Find And Punish' Attackers
Russia's President Vladimir Putin has vowed to find and punish the attackers who brought down a plane with 224 people on board in Egypt's Sinai last month, after he was informed by the country's security chief that it was a "terror act."
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Russian Plane Black Boxes Point to 'Attack'
Black box data from the Russian plane that crashed in Egypt last week indicates it was hit by a bomb, sources said, before an Egypt-led probe into the disaster was set to release its first findings Saturday.
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Russian Plane Black Boxes Point to 'Attack', Vladimir Putin Halts Flights
An analysis of black boxes from the Russian plane that crashed in Egypt point to a bomb attack, sources close to the probe said Friday, as Moscow halted flights to the country.
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Germany Urges Travellers to Avoid Sinai, Contact Travel Operators
Germany's Foreign Ministry on Thursday urged travellers to Egypt to avoid the Sinai Peninsula and, noting suspensions to some airlines' services to Sharm el-Sheikh, urged those affected to contact their tour operators or airlines.
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Too Early to Draw Conclusions on Plane Crash in Egypt: Russian PM
Russian Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev told a government meeting on Thursday that it was too early to draw any conclusions about the causes of a Russian plane crash in Egypt, but ordered additional security measures.
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Egypt's President Says Russian Plane Downed By 'Terrorism'
Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi acknowledged for the first time today that "terrorism" caused a Russian plane crash in the Sinai Peninsula in October that killed 224 people.
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Egypt Says Has Found No Evidence Criminal Action Behind Plane Crash
Egypt said today it would take into account Russia's conclusion that a bomb brought down a passenger plane over the Sinai Peninsula last month but its investigation had so far found no evidence of criminal action.
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Russian Plane Downed in 'Terror Act'; Vladimir Putin Vows to 'Find And Punish' Attackers
Russia's President Vladimir Putin has vowed to find and punish the attackers who brought down a plane with 224 people on board in Egypt's Sinai last month, after he was informed by the country's security chief that it was a "terror act."
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Russian Plane Black Boxes Point to 'Attack'
Black box data from the Russian plane that crashed in Egypt last week indicates it was hit by a bomb, sources said, before an Egypt-led probe into the disaster was set to release its first findings Saturday.
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Russian Plane Black Boxes Point to 'Attack', Vladimir Putin Halts Flights
An analysis of black boxes from the Russian plane that crashed in Egypt point to a bomb attack, sources close to the probe said Friday, as Moscow halted flights to the country.
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Germany Urges Travellers to Avoid Sinai, Contact Travel Operators
Germany's Foreign Ministry on Thursday urged travellers to Egypt to avoid the Sinai Peninsula and, noting suspensions to some airlines' services to Sharm el-Sheikh, urged those affected to contact their tour operators or airlines.
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Too Early to Draw Conclusions on Plane Crash in Egypt: Russian PM
Russian Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev told a government meeting on Thursday that it was too early to draw any conclusions about the causes of a Russian plane crash in Egypt, but ordered additional security measures.
