A bomb detonated on the St. Petersburg subway yesterday that has left 10 people dead and 50 injured. Subway cars were mangled. It’s a gruesome attack. This was well-planned and it has symbolic meaning because the terrorist attacked Putin’s hometown while he was there meeting with a dignitary.
The bomb that went off was an IED with shrapnel left in a suitcase.
Unbelievably, a BBC correspondent thought the terror attack was a false flag meant as a distraction from calls to investigate Putin on corruption — because we all know it couldn’t be the obvious — an Islamist terror attack.
This is one more reason to suspect #British involvement on #StPetersburgBlast #BBC #UK #Russia #Putin https://t.co/98zAEY3WIv via @YouTube
— Aralsevla (@Aralsevla) April 3, 2017
The Russians have declared it a terror attack and one suspect looks like an Islamist.
#HappeningNow
RUSSIA SUBWAY BLAST….
10+ DEAD…
50 INJURED…
ISIS CELEBRATES…
DEVELOPING…
🙏#PrayForRussia 🇷🇺pic.twitter.com/qodjzWobH8— Right Voice Now (@rightvoicenow) April 3, 2017
An alleged suspect was filmed going into the subway.
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April 03/17. Explosion in St Petersburg subway (Russia). 47 affected people; some casualties. Suspect’s image attached. Clearly not a local. pic.twitter.com/bE7XQIOxFt
— Kate Gramsworth (@ekajate) April 3, 2017
Here he is again checking his phone as he moves away from the subway.
Another video published by REN-TV shows alleged suspect check his phone, then move away from the subway#Russia https://t.co/2gud3fRBh0 pic.twitter.com/7EDkZ52HPk
— Global News (@GlobalZarfati) April 3, 2017
The Russians were reported to be looking for two suspects.
A suspect has been detained. He is a 33-year-old native of the North Caucasus Federal District, and was arrested in the past for hooliganism. He shot a pistol into a moving train.
Days before the tragedy, ISIS released the poster below. The radicals believe their religion requires them to notify the enemy in advance.
ISIS fanboys sharing this poster threatening terror attacks in Russia (poster was originally created by an ISIS supporter some weeks ago). pic.twitter.com/89QijtrJge
— Björn Stritzel (@bjoernstritzel) April 3, 2017