Radio.SvobodaOnline Media OutletPart of: Radio Free Europe/Radio LibertyIndependent sourceMaterialsInfoFound 79 materialsBy relevanceOldest firstNewest firstBy relevanceRadio.Svoboda·Apr 4, 2017Petersburg in mourningAll you need to know early in the morning of April 4 Good morning! The victims of the attack in the St. Petersburg metro became, according to the latest data of Fontanka , 14 people, in hospitals 51 victims (the list - here ). The explosion in the train wagon occurred yesterday at 14:40 local time, as soon as the train drove away from the Sennaya Square station towards Technology.Ольга СеребрянаяRadio.Svoboda·Apr 4, 2017NewsNews Radio Liberty: accuracy, efficiency, impartialityRadio.Svoboda·Apr 4, 2017Train driver: "There was no time to think about fear"The driver Alexander Kaverin managed a train in the St. Petersburg metro, in which there was a terrorist attack. The decision not to stop the composition after the explosion helped to save people's lives, the Investigative Committee said. Kaverin will be presented to the award.Radio.Svoboda·Apr 4, 2017Eyewitnesses of the explosion in St. PetersburgThe number of victims after the explosion in the St. Petersburg metro increased to 51. At least four victims are in extremely serious condition. It was reported about 11 dead. The bomb exploded in the Wagon of the St. Petersburg metro on April 3 between the stations "Sennaya Square" and "Technological Institute". Later, at the station "Square of the uprising", another explosive device was found and neutralized.Radio.Svoboda·Apr 4, 2017Investigators called the executor of the attack in St. PetersburgThe Investigative Committee named the name of the attack executor in St. Petersburg. According to investigators, this is a 22-year-old native of Kyrgyzstan, a Russian citizen, Akbarzhon Dzhalilov. In the TFR they said that this person is related to both bombs laid in the subway.Radio.Svoboda·Apr 4, 2017Petersburgers donate blood for the woundedOn April 4, in the Mariinsky hospital in St. Petersburg, which received 12 wounded as a result of the attack in the subway the day before, an additional blood donor was organized. The department of transfusiology was visited by more than 150 people, many donated blood for the first time.Radio.Svoboda·Apr 4, 2017Head of the Ministry of Health on the victims of the explosion in St. PetersburgThere are 49 victims in hospitals now. New data on the dead was reported less than an hour ago by the Minister of Health Veronika Skvortsova.Radio.Svoboda·Apr 4, 2017The mayor of Yekaterinburg was defended by video blogger SokolovskyVideo blogger Ruslan Sokolovsky Yekaterinburg Mayor Evgeny Roizman defended the local video blogger Ruslan Sokolovsky, accused of insulting the feelings of believers for the publication of the video, on which he plays in the Pokemon Go in the Orthodox Church.Radio.Svoboda·Apr 4, 2017The number of victims of the attack in the subway in St. Petersburg increased to 14The number of victims of the explosion in the metro of St. Petersburg grew to 14. This is reported by Interfax with reference to the Minister of Health of Russia Veronika Skvortsova. Embed Share Embed Share The text of the copy Width PX Height PX The url has been copied to your clipboard No Media Source Currently Available 0:00 0:00:35 0:00 Download the media file Earlier it was known about 11 dead, three more died of injuries that were not compatible with life.RFE; RLRadio.Svoboda·Apr 4, 2017In Cheboksary, the teacher was fired after an interrogation of a rallyClasses in kindergarten, illustrative photo In Cheboksary, the teacher was fired from the kindergarten, who was previously fined in the case of the distribution of extremist materials and questioned the anti -corruption rally on March 26. On her Facebook page, Elena Blinova wrote that on the eve of the district police officer delivered her to the police department, where a protocol was drawn up for a woman.RFE; RLRadio.Svoboda·Apr 4, 2017Bloody shadowOf course, on social networks since yesterday the main topic remains the attack in the St. Petersburg metro. If you take out the condolences and splashes of emotions beyond the brackets, then the main addressee of criticism and the hero of conspiracy assumptions are Vladimir Putin himself. Just the horror that we are thinking about Pershiiv, with whom I talked over the past two hours, spoke out for the fact that Putin is behind the terrorist attacks in St.Иван БеляевRadio.Svoboda·Apr 4, 2017According to ABC News, Russia tried to recruit Trump's associateRussian intelligence tried to recruit the American business consultant of Carter Page two years before he became an adviser to US presidential candidate Donald Trump. As noted in the publication of the American television channel ABC News, Russian recruiters promised all kinds of preferences to his business projects in Russia. Page confirmed the veracity of information published by ABC News.Евгений АроновRadio.Svoboda·Apr 4, 2017Dmitry Medvedev: FBK investigation - "nonsense and pieces of paper"Corruption promotion, archive photo The head of the Russian government, Dmitry Medvedev, called the accusations of corruption from the investigation of the Aleksey Navalny Foundation "attacks", adding that they are beneficial to people "who have specific political goals." Medvedev said this in an interview with the workers of the Tambov Bacon enterprise.Radio.Svoboda·Apr 4, 2017Can the Russian government ensure your security?Poll on the streets of MoscowСвятослав ЛеонтьевRadio.Svoboda·Apr 4, 2017The lights of the Eiffel Tower will be extinguished after a terrorist attack in St. PetersburgThe authorities of Paris will turn off the backlight of the Eiffel Tower in memory of the victims of the attack in St. Petersburg. This was written on Twitter by the mayor of Ann Idalgo. “We are together,” the report said. The lights of the tower will be repaid on the night of April 5, at midnight. In St. Petersburg on April 3, an explosion occurred in the subway car. The victims of the attack, according to the latest data, became 14 people, more than 50 were injured.RFE; RLPrevious123...6NextShow more