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MOSCOW SUICIDE BOMBER KILLS AT
LEAST 10, INJURES 50
By Steve Gutterman
September 1, 2004 - (AP) A woman strapped with explosives blew herself
up outside a busy Moscow subway station Tuesday night, killing at
least 10 people and wounding more than 50 - the second terrorist
attack to hit Russia in a week.
Seven days earlier, almost to the hour,
two Russian jetliners crashed within minutes of each other in what
officials say were terrorist bombings.
All 90 people aboard the aircraft were killed, and the investigation
has focused on two Chechen women believed to have been passengers.
A militant Muslim website monitored in Cairo published a statement
claiming responsibility for the bombing on behalf of the "Islambouli
Brigades," a group that also claimed responsibility for the
airliner crashes. The veracity of the statements could not immediately
be confirmed.
The statement said Tuesday's bombing was the group's response to
Russian President Vladimir Putin, "who slaughtered Muslims
time and again."
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Putin has firmly refused to negotiate with the rebels in predominantly
Muslim Chechnya, saying they must be wiped out.
Mayor Yuri Luzhkov told reporters near the Rizhskaya subway stop
in northern Moscow that the bomber was walking toward the station
shortly after 8 p.m. but turned around when she saw two police officers.
She "decided to destroy herself in a crowd of people"
in a busy area between the subway station and a nearby department
store-supermarket complex, Luzhkov said, adding that her bomb was
packed with bolts and pieces of metal.
"There was a desire to cause maximum damage," he said.
From: http://www.denverpost.com/Stories/0,1413,36%257E11676%257E2371923,00.html
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