The explosion at the railway station in Volgograd today, presumably, was committed by a suicide bomber. This was reported in the National Anti -Terrorism Committee. According to the latest data, 13 people were killed, three were injured. The press center of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia noted that the data may change. The scene is cordoned off. There are operational services and law enforcement officers.

All foreign participants in the crew of the Greenpeace vessel Arctic Sanraise left Russia. This was announced on Sunday by "Interfax" the head of the Forest Program "Greenpeace Russia" Alexei Yaroshenko. “We can say that a point is set in history,” he said. Earlier, Greenpeace reported on Twitter that the last foreign activist from the Arctic Sanraise vessel Pole Tomash Druzhayanchuk left Russia.

Ambulance vehicles near the building of the railway station in Volgograd, where an explosion occurred, December 29, 2013 NATO Secretary General Anders Fogs Rasmussen condemned the terrorist attack at the Volgograd railway station, as a result of which 15 people were killed, according to the specified data, including a suicide bomber that had undermined himself. Rasmussen said that NATO would continue cooperation with Russia in the fight against terrorism.

The Governor of the Volgograd Region Sergey Bozhenov said that during the explosion at the railway station in Volgograd, 15 people were killed today, 37 were injured. Most victims have severe and moderate injuries. The official representative of the Investigative Committee of Russia said that 14 people were killed, 27 were injured. Earlier, 18 dead and over 40 were injured.

The presenter Ivan Tolstoy raises sharp, often painful, issues of the Russian cultural process: are the established stereotypes are true, are the assessments, are these entertaining and unfairly forgotten by certain cultural figures?

On Sunday, the Polish pianist and composer Wojciech Kila, the author of music for famous films, such as the "Pianist" of Roman Polansky, died in Katovice on Sunday. Kyarel died after a long illness at the 81st year of his life. He was the author of music to more than 130 films, staged by the famous Polish directors, such as Krzishtof Zanussi, Hedgehog Hoffmann, Roman Polansky.

Ambulance vehicles at the railway station in Volgograd, December 29, 2013 In Volgograd, the number of victims of the terrorist attack, according to the latest data, increased to 16, not counting a suicide bomb. Two died from wounds in the hospital. Another 37 are in medical institutions. This was stated by Deputy Prime Minister of the Government of the Volgograd Region Vasily Galushkin.