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Gulzhan Turdubayeva speaks of her abduction for marriage. (AFP)
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Russia President Vladimir Putin lays flowers near the Technology Institute station in wake of the St. Petersburg attack. (AP)
Islamists of Central Asia: Latest Trend of Violent Extremism
Beirut – Russian authorities recently revealed that the suspected suicide bomber who attacked the metro in St. Petersburg was a Kyrgyz citizen born in Russia. This attack followed another that had targeted Reina nightclub in Istanbul on New Year’s Eve. That...Caption:
A man lays flowers during a memorial service for victims of a blast in St. Petersburg metro, at a memorial by the Kremlin walls in Moscow. (Reuters)
Russian Authorities Face New Challenges in Wake of St. Petersburg Blast
Moscow – The bombing at the metro in Russia’s second largest city, St. Petersburg, has put the authorities before new challenges most notably after it was revealed that the suspected perpetrator was a Kyrgyzstan native. Russian security authorities have still not...Caption:
A still image of suspect Akbarzhon Jalilov walking at St Petersburg’s metro station is shown in this police handout photo obtained by 5th Channel Russia April 4, 2017. 5th Channel Russia/via Reuters
St Petersburg Attack: Russian Investigators Confirm Jalilov as Man behind Metro Blast
Russia’s state investigative committee said on Tuesday a native of Kyrgyzstan who had Russian citizenship was believed to be responsible for the deadly blast in St. Petersburg, as the toll from the attack rose to 14 dead and more than 50 injured. The committee...Caption:
Emergency services personnel walk at the entrance to Technological Institute metro station in Saint Petersburg on April 3, 2017. (AFP)