Saint Petersburg explosion: 'At least 10 dead' after shrapnel-filled devices explode in two Metro bl

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  1. litwin

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    Terrorists from Chechnya, maybe?
     
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    Not terrorists they prefer to be called 'Lions of Islam'. It's trademarked.
     
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    C'mon lads, Islam is a religion of peace.

    Allahu Akbar.
     
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    100% no, have you seen this video the same story ...dictator rating down , time to bring in "the sugar"
     
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    what do you know about 1999 apartment bombings in Muscovy ?
     
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    That's my first thought.. They are rounding up gays in Chechnya and killing them.
     
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    Most think that Putin was behind that.
     
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    I've never heard of it, link?
     
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    Those damn Christians again.
     
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    Or false flag by the Russian government that they will blame on Ukrainian extremists and use as justification to invade the rest of the country.
     
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    you know that this sort of attack non - terror organization could ever commit , right? simply technically
     
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    +1
    or and Navalny ...
     
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    i´d say everyone, "known Chechen group" has never been found and technically it was impossible to do so, the blast materiel was to rear , here the zhyrik told it openly use subtitles
     
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    do you think an old Communist and KGB spy could to be a real Christian?
     
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    A sad and terrifying day for the folks in St Petersburg..
     
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    Please, have some compassion to tradegy, for a one day at least. At least for a day.
     
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    Whether vryat. In Chechnya it's calm now. Most likely, they are either ISIS followers or Ukrainian terrorists. There may also be terrorists from the Baltic countries (the worst option, if it proves true, a big war is inevitable). The FSB is considering these versions. In addition, the troops of strategic purpose are brought into increased combat readiness. In case the terrorists are from the Baltic countries (the Baltic countries are NATO members). The possibility of a massive strike may be considered - retribution for a terrorist act.

    Video from the scene of the explosion.



     
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    "Ukrainian terrorists." olgino this was very expected move ....
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    Ridiculous lie on Russian TV: a child was crucified in Ukraine."
     
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    Now I am sure Litwin is right. ;)
     
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    o just wander did the local police found some "sugar" this time to "
    A military storage with RDX disguised as "sugar"
    In March 2000, the Russian newspaper Novaya Gazeta reported the account of Private Alexei Pinyayev of the 137th Regiment, who guarded a military facility near the city of Ryazan. He was surprised to see that "a storehouse with weapons and ammunition" contained sacks with the word "sugar" on them. The two paratroopers cut a hole in one of the bags and made tea with the sugar taken from the bag. But the taste of the tea was terrible. They became suspicious since people were talking about the explosions. The substance turned out to be hexogen. After the newspaper report, FSB officers "descended on Pinyayev's unit", accused them of "divulging a state secret" and told them, "You guys can't even imagine what serious business you've got yourselves tangled up in." The regiment later sued publishers of Novaya Gazeta for insulting the honour of the Russian Army, since there was no Private Alexei Pinyayev in the regiment, according to their statement.[71] At an FSB press conference, Private Pinyayev stated that there was no hexogen in the 137th Airborne Regiment and that he was hospitalised in December 1999 and no longer visited the range.[6" https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1999_Russian_apartment_bombings#A_military_storage_with_RDX_disguised_as_.22sugar.22
     
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    Please, abstain from creating a conflict discussion on the topic, at least for a day.
     
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    senx, the timing :
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    Now that I think about it, Ukrainian terrorists makes just as much sense, given everything that's happened.
     
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    "
    Incident in Russian Parliament
    On 13 September, just hours after the second explosion in Moscow, Russian Duma speaker Gennadiy Seleznyov of the Communist Party made an announcement, "I have just received a report. According to information from Rostov-on-Don, an apartment building in the city of Volgodonsk was blown up last night."[72][73][74][75][76] However, the bombing in Volgodonsk took place three days later, on 16 September. When the Volgodonsk bombing happened, Vladimir Zhirinovsky demanded an explanation in the Duma, but Seleznev turned his microphone off.[72] Vladimir Zhirinovsky said in the Russian Duma: "Remember, Gennadiy Nikolaevich, how you told us that a house has been blown up in Volgodonsk, three days prior to the blast? How should we interpret this? The State Duma knows that the house was destroyed on Monday, and it has indeed been blown up on Thursday [same week]... How come... the state authorities of Rostov region were not warned in advance [about the future bombing], although it was reported to us? Everyone is sleeping, the house was destroyed three days later, and now we must take urgent measures..." [Seleznev turned his microphone off].[77] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1999_Russian_apartment_bombings#A_military_storage_with_RDX_disguised_as_.22sugar.22

    Two years later, in March 2002, Seleznyov claimed in an interview that he had been referring to an unrelated hand grenade-based explosion, which did not kill anyone and did not destroy any buildings, and which indeed happened in Volgodonsk.[78][79] It remains unclear why Seleznyov reported such an insignificant incident to the Russian Parliament and why he did not explain the misunderstanding to Zhirinovsky and other Duma members.[78]

    FSB defector Alexander Litvinenko described this as "the usual Kontora mess up": "Moscow-2 was on the 13th and Volgodonsk on 16th, but they got it to the speaker the other way around," he said. Investigator Mikhail Trepashkin confirmed that the man who gave Seleznyov the note was indeed an FSB officer.[80]"
     

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