Three jailed for life over Moscow bombings

A Russian court today sentenced three people to life in prison for their role in a pair of Moscow underground rail bombings in 2004 that killed nearly 50 people, a court spokeswoman said.

A Russian court today sentenced three people to life in prison for their role in a pair of Moscow underground rail bombings in 2004 that killed nearly 50 people, a court spokeswoman said.

The February and August bombings terrorised the Russian capital and came amid a series terror attacks that culminated in the September 2004 hostage taking at the school in Beslan.

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