A self-made bomb at the Ploshchad Vosstaniya metro station in St. Petersburg was left by the same person who blew up the car between Sennaya Ploshchad and Technological Institute stations. The Interfax agency reports this with reference to a source in law enforcement agencies. “Sitting in a subway car, the alleged perpetrator detonated an explosive device between Sennaya Ploshchad and Technological Institute stations,” the agency quoted him as saying.

Photo: Grigory Dukor / Reuters / Scanpix / Leta on the evening of April 3, Russian President Vladimir Putin arrived at the spontaneous memorial near the Technological Institute metro station in St. Petersburg and laid flowers; He refused to communicate with the press. After that, Putin went to the St. Petersburg Department of the FSB to hold a meeting regarding the metro terrorist attack, his spokeswoman Dmitry Peskov said.

The man, whose image from CCTV cameras was published by the media in connection with the terrorist attack in St. Petersburg, came to the police and declared his non-involvement in the incident. This was stated by an Interfax source in law enforcement agencies. Several pictures of a man with a long beard and a headdress were published in the media a few hours after the attack. It was reported that law enforcement authorities consider him a possible perpetrator of the attack.

The National Hockey League, which is home to some of the best players in the world, has announced that it will not compete in the 2018 Olympics. Thus, athletes from the NHL will not come to the Games for the first time since 1994. The NHL justified its decision by saying that club owners opposed a pause in the regular season in February, when the Olympics take place.

In connection with the terrorist attack in St. Petersburg, information about a man and a woman from Central Asia will be sent to police departments, a law enforcement source told TASS. According to a TASS source, they are about 20 years old. The investigation is checking whether they are involved in the incident. “They came to the attention of law enforcement officers after viewing recordings from CCTV cameras. Their identities are being established,” the agency’s interlocutor said.

A terrorist attack in the St. Petersburg metro was carried out by a suicide bomber, Interfax reports, citing a law enforcement source. The agency also says the suspect has been identified. “According to preliminary data, this is a 23-year-old native of Central Asia,” Interfax reports the words of a source. According to the interlocutor of the agency, the alleged terrorist was associated with radical Islamists.

Channel Five published a photograph of a man who allegedly planted an explosive device at the Ploshchad Vosstaniya metro station in St. Petersburg. “This person, as the special services believe, could have planted a second explosive device in the St. Petersburg metro, at the Ploshchad Vosstaniya station,” the channel said.

As a result of the terrorist attack in the metro of St. Petersburg, according to the latest data, 11 people were killed; 45 victims are in hospitals. Such data was provided by the National Anti-Terrorism Committee. Earlier, Minister of Health Veronika Skvortsova reported the death of ten people. Interfax, citing a source, reports that 42 people remain in hospitals, of which 13 are in serious condition, and 29 are in moderate condition.

Photo: Vadim Frolov for "Medusa" On April 3, in the metro of St. Petersburg, at about 14:40, an explosive device worked on a train that was traveling from the Sennaya Square station to the Technological Institute. By 21:00 Moscow time, 10 dead and more than 20 victims are known. The police and rescuers blocked a significant part of the city center, here all the second half of the day rescue work continued. "Medusa" tells what happened at the scene. “Citizens!

Russian President Vladimir Putin, making a statement following the results of negotiations with President of Belarus Alexander Lukashenko, did not mention the terrorist attack in the metro of St. Petersburg. The President of Belarus, in turn, expressed gratitude to the Russian leader for the talks that took place despite the "tragic incident", without specifying what exactly they were talking about. Lukashenka did not publicly express his condolences.

Petersburg Metro partially resumed work. This was reported in the official telegram channel of the metro. Lines 3, 4 and 5 are fully open. Line 2 resumed traffic from Kupchino station to Moskovskaya and from Petrogradskaya to Parnas. On line 1 of the metro, traffic was opened on sections from Ploshad Vosstaniya to Devyatkino and from Narvskaya to Prospect Veteranov, later it was completely restored .

Photo: Evgeny Feldman fans of the Moscow Spartak made a rally of solidarity in connection with a terrorist attack in St. Petersburg. In the match with Orenburg, fans stretched out the banner “Immordinate pain that tears the heart to pieces on the rostrum. Peter, grieve. "

The editors of Meduza received a video recording made by an eyewitness on Monday, April 3, a few seconds after the terrorist attack in the St. Petersburg metro. The video shows how people get out of the blown up car at the Technological Institute station. Attention! This is video from the scene of the attack seconds after the explosion. Please do not show it to children and people with hypersensitivity. Meduza Project Terrorist attack in St. Petersburg. The first minutes after the explosion.

In connection with the terrorist attack in the St. Petersburg metro, two people have been put on the wanted list. This was reported by the Interfax news agency , citing a law enforcement source. One of the suspects planted an explosive device in a train car, the second left a bomb at the Ploshchad Vosstaniya station. The bomb did not explode at the station and was subsequently defused. The explosion in the St.

On the afternoon of April 3, a terrorist attack occurred in the St. Petersburg metro: a home -made explosive device exploded on the stage between the Sennaya Square and Technological Institute stations. As a result of the explosion, 10 people died, about 40 were injured. In addition, at the Square of uprising, another bomb was found and neutralized - its capacity was estimated at a kilogram of TNT. No organization has yet taken responsibility for the terrorist attack.