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Jaish Demands Rs 6,400 Donations For 'Fidayeen' Attack On India: Sources
Fifteen people were killed after a Hyundai i20 packed with ammonium nitrate fuel oil and other explosives detonated near the historic structure on November 10.
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10 'Terror Doctors': The Terrorists Behind Red Fort Bomb, And Their Roles
The investigation into the November 10 Delhi Red Fort car bomb in which 15 people were killed and over a dozen left injured after a suicide bomber detonated a Hyundai i20 loaded with ammonium nitrate fuel oil has revealed a core group of 10.
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Explaining Car Bomb VBIEDs: Terrorists' New Tactic, Delhi's New Nightmare
The November 10 attack at Delhi's Red Fort - ammonium nitrate fuel oil stuffed into the back of a Hyundai i20 detonated, killing 13 people - introduced the city to a new terrorist weapon - Vehicular-Borne Improvised Explosive Device or, a car bomb.
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Ammonium Nitrate: A Deadly Link Between Delhi And Beirut Blasts
The Delhi Red Fort car blast, which killed at least nine people and injured around 20 others, might have been unintentional, according to sources.
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Ammonium Nitrate In Delhi Red Fort Blast. How Is It Different From RDX?
Ammonium nitrate is a controlled substance in India. So how the terrorists managed to get such large quantities of ammonium nitrate and other explosive substances used is one of the biggest, if not the biggest, question investigators need to answers.
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Sadiya Azhar And Pak Terror Group's Women Wing Link To Delhi Red Fort Blast
Links have emerged between the Delhi Red Fort car bomb which packed ammonium nitrate fuel oil into a Hyundai i20 and killed nine people and Pakistan-based terror group Jaish-e-Mohammed, which was responsible for the Pulwama attack
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Ammonium Nitrate Fuel Oil Found In Delhi Red Fort Blast. What Is It?
An unspecified amount of ammonium nitrate combined with explosive substances and a detonator, possibly manually triggered was used in the bomb that exploded near Delhi's Red Fort last night,
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Delhi Blast Linked To Faridabad's Jaish-e-Mohammed Module, Say Sources
Sources in the Delhi police said that the suspect, Umar Mohammad, the owner of the Hyundai i20 car used in the blast, panicked after his accomplices were arrested in joint security operations and carried out the attack.
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Jaish Demands Rs 6,400 Donations For 'Fidayeen' Attack On India: Sources
Fifteen people were killed after a Hyundai i20 packed with ammonium nitrate fuel oil and other explosives detonated near the historic structure on November 10.
-
10 'Terror Doctors': The Terrorists Behind Red Fort Bomb, And Their Roles
The investigation into the November 10 Delhi Red Fort car bomb in which 15 people were killed and over a dozen left injured after a suicide bomber detonated a Hyundai i20 loaded with ammonium nitrate fuel oil has revealed a core group of 10.
-
Explaining Car Bomb VBIEDs: Terrorists' New Tactic, Delhi's New Nightmare
The November 10 attack at Delhi's Red Fort - ammonium nitrate fuel oil stuffed into the back of a Hyundai i20 detonated, killing 13 people - introduced the city to a new terrorist weapon - Vehicular-Borne Improvised Explosive Device or, a car bomb.
-
Ammonium Nitrate: A Deadly Link Between Delhi And Beirut Blasts
The Delhi Red Fort car blast, which killed at least nine people and injured around 20 others, might have been unintentional, according to sources.
-
Ammonium Nitrate In Delhi Red Fort Blast. How Is It Different From RDX?
Ammonium nitrate is a controlled substance in India. So how the terrorists managed to get such large quantities of ammonium nitrate and other explosive substances used is one of the biggest, if not the biggest, question investigators need to answers.
-
Sadiya Azhar And Pak Terror Group's Women Wing Link To Delhi Red Fort Blast
Links have emerged between the Delhi Red Fort car bomb which packed ammonium nitrate fuel oil into a Hyundai i20 and killed nine people and Pakistan-based terror group Jaish-e-Mohammed, which was responsible for the Pulwama attack
-
Ammonium Nitrate Fuel Oil Found In Delhi Red Fort Blast. What Is It?
An unspecified amount of ammonium nitrate combined with explosive substances and a detonator, possibly manually triggered was used in the bomb that exploded near Delhi's Red Fort last night,
-
Delhi Blast Linked To Faridabad's Jaish-e-Mohammed Module, Say Sources
Sources in the Delhi police said that the suspect, Umar Mohammad, the owner of the Hyundai i20 car used in the blast, panicked after his accomplices were arrested in joint security operations and carried out the attack.
