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Second Moscow bomber was widow of Al Qaida militant
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.
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Teen widow may be behind Moscow blasts: Reports
A leading Russian newspaper says one of the Moscow subway suicide bombers was the 17-year-old widow of a slain Islamist rebel from the North Caucasus.
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Moscow blasts: Chechen rebel claims responsibility
A Chechen militant leader has claimed responsibility for the deadly twin blasts in Moscow metro two days ago which claimed 39 lives, a US-based intelligence monitoring group reported on Thursday.
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Subway attacks reawaken old fears in Moscow
Investigators were still marching in and out of the Lubyanka subway station on Monday morning, but Nina Ivanovna, a 57-year-old retiree, was not waiting around to hear their conclusions.
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Moscow suicide blasts: Af-Pak connection?
The day after 38 are killed in twin blasts in Moscow, the Russian Foreign Minister says the bombers could have links with the Af-Pak terror network.
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Chronology of major armed attacks in Russia
Following is the chronology of armed attacks in Russia since 1995.
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Twin blasts hit Moscow subway, reports say 40 killed
Two female suicide bombers blew themselves up on Moscow's subway system as it was jam-packed with rush-hour passengers Monday, killing at least 40 people and wounding 38, the city's mayor and other officials said.
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Second Moscow bomber was widow of Al Qaida militant
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.
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Teen widow may be behind Moscow blasts: Reports
A leading Russian newspaper says one of the Moscow subway suicide bombers was the 17-year-old widow of a slain Islamist rebel from the North Caucasus.
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Moscow blasts: Chechen rebel claims responsibility
A Chechen militant leader has claimed responsibility for the deadly twin blasts in Moscow metro two days ago which claimed 39 lives, a US-based intelligence monitoring group reported on Thursday.
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Subway attacks reawaken old fears in Moscow
Investigators were still marching in and out of the Lubyanka subway station on Monday morning, but Nina Ivanovna, a 57-year-old retiree, was not waiting around to hear their conclusions.
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Moscow suicide blasts: Af-Pak connection?
The day after 38 are killed in twin blasts in Moscow, the Russian Foreign Minister says the bombers could have links with the Af-Pak terror network.
-
Chronology of major armed attacks in Russia
Following is the chronology of armed attacks in Russia since 1995.
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Twin blasts hit Moscow subway, reports say 40 killed
Two female suicide bombers blew themselves up on Moscow's subway system as it was jam-packed with rush-hour passengers Monday, killing at least 40 people and wounding 38, the city's mayor and other officials said.
