Appeal after 15 injured in Moscow subway bombing

Russian security services are appealing for witnesses to a rush-hour bombing in the Moscow subway which has left 15 people injured.

Tue, 06 Feb, 2001 - 08:57

Russian security services are appealing for witnesses to a rush-hour bombing in the Moscow subway which has left 15 people injured.

Some of the seven victims who were taken to hospital are in a serious condition after the blast on a platform of the Belorusskaya underground station.

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