The media finds the identity of the St. Petersburg explosive

The media find out the identity of the St. Petersburg explosive,the detention of which the FSB reported earlier. From these disparate sources it follows that 35 -year -old Dmitry Lukyanenko, a resident of St. Petersburg, who declared their belonging to a strange nationalist organization, was brought to the Ryukzak bomb in the Perekrestok store. There is no official data about him or his motives.

Fontanka reports that they detained a resident of the Krasnoselsky district of the city.

A source of Interfax said that Russian citizen Dmitry Lukyanenko was detained. He adheres to nationalist views and announced membership in the organization of New Age ("New Era").

Later, the TASS source announced that the suspect was registered with the neuropsychiatric dispensary and "led an asocial lifestyle."

According to Fontanka, Dmitry was 35 years old and earlier he was judged under an article on drug trafficking.

The source of the St. Petersburg publication claims to be detained at home and that he immediately gave a confession.

The Mash Telegram channel published a photo of a man called Dmitry Lukyanenko, a participant in the "nationalist occult movement."

A man in the Perekrestok store was photographed by surveillance cameras: he left a backpack with a home -made bomb in the storage room. The explosion was injured by 18 people.

The FSB reported that they detained him on December 30. Where and how the operation took place - is not specified. After the detention, the suspect was transferred to the Investigative Committee of the Russian Federation for further investigative actions.

In the FSB, the detainee is immediately called the performer and the organizer of the attack in the "Crossroads".

The UK reported the beginning of investigative actions, as well as that the investigation will ask the court to arrest the suspect.

An explosive device with damaging elements worked on Wednesday, December 27, on the ground floor of the Giant Hall entertainment center on Kondratyevsky Prospekt near the storage chambers of the Perekrestok store. The power of the explosive device was 200 grams in the TNT equivalent.

Russian President Vladimir Putin called the terrorist attack. The Investigative Committee of the Russian Federation opened a criminal case under the article of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation "An attempt to kill two or more persons in a generally hazardous way" and has not yet given the other qualification.

The day before, the Islamic State announced its responsibility for the attack, but no evidence was presented.