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Saint Petersburg Supermarket Attack Suspect Arrested
Russian investigators on Saturday arrested a suspect linked to the Saint Petersburg bomb which tore through a supermarket, wounding 18 people, in an attack labelled by President Vladimir Putin as an "act of terror".
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Vladimir Putin Warns Terror Suspects Can Be Killed 'On The Spot'
Russian President Vladimir Putin warned Thursday that armed criminals could be "liquidated on the spot," calling the blast that tore through a Saint Petersburg supermarket and wounded 14 people an "act of terror."
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3 Suspects In Russia Metro Bombing Charged With Terror
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.
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Saint Petersburg Bombing Suspect Denies Connections To The Mastermind
A man detained as a suspected organiser of the Saint Petersburg metro bombing denied Tuesday that he helped mastermind the attack, but did admit indirect involvement in it.
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Saint Petersburg Supermarket Attack Suspect Arrested
Russian investigators on Saturday arrested a suspect linked to the Saint Petersburg bomb which tore through a supermarket, wounding 18 people, in an attack labelled by President Vladimir Putin as an "act of terror".
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Vladimir Putin Warns Terror Suspects Can Be Killed 'On The Spot'
Russian President Vladimir Putin warned Thursday that armed criminals could be "liquidated on the spot," calling the blast that tore through a Saint Petersburg supermarket and wounded 14 people an "act of terror."
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3 Suspects In Russia Metro Bombing Charged With Terror
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.
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Saint Petersburg Bombing Suspect Denies Connections To The Mastermind
A man detained as a suspected organiser of the Saint Petersburg metro bombing denied Tuesday that he helped mastermind the attack, but did admit indirect involvement in it.
