St Petersburg metro attack:

Russia police arrest eight Eight people from Central Asia were also
arrested in the city on Wednesday as part of
By BBC NEWS the metro bomb investigation. The SK said
they were held for allegedly recruiting for
Posted 6 April 2017 Islamist militant groups such as so-called
Islamic State and Jabhat al-Nusra since
Earlier on Thursday, an explosive device
2015, and "committing crimes of a terrorist
was made safe in a flat in St Petersburg by
nature".
Russian police.
The SK has named the 13 people who died,
Neighbours were moved away and
aside from Jalilov, on Monday afternoon
witnesses told local media they saw men led
after the train had left Sennaya Ploshchad
out in handcuffs.
station. About 50 injured are being treated
The main suspect in the metro bombing, in hospital.
Akbarzhon Jalilov, also died in the
The dead were named as:
explosion.
Irina Medyantseva, 50, who died as she
He was aged 22 and from the Central Asian
tried to shield her daughter from the
republic of Kyrgyzstan. His remains were
explosion, according to reports in Russia.
identified by his parents on Wednesday,
Her daughter Yelena, 29, was treated for
and by DNA testing.
her injuries in hospital and her condition
Russian investigators are examining tape, was said to be stable
tin foil and some other suspicious items
Dilbara Alieva, 20, from Azerbaijan, who
found at Jalilov's St Petersburg flat.
was taken to hospital but later died from
Russia's Investigative Committee (SK) says her injuries
they appear similar to components found in
Maxim Aryshev, a 20-year-old Kazakh
a device left at Ploshchad Vosstaniya metro
citizen and student at St Petersburg state
station on the day of the bombing.
university
The flat raided at around 05:00 local time
Yury Nalimov, 71
(02:00 GMT) on Thursday was in
Tovarishchesky Prospekt in the east of St Ksenia Malyukova, 18
Petersburg.
Angelina Svistunova, 27
"An explosive device found in the flat has
been made safe. Several suspects have been Oksana Danilenko, 25
arrested; they didn't resist and there's now
no threat to local people," the head of the Larisa Shchekina, 66
local authority Konstantin Serov was
quoted as saying. Denis Petrov, 25

Sources told Interfax news agency that Mansur Sagadeev, 16 or 17

investigators were examining possible links
between the men and the alleged bomber. Dmitry Mazanov, 27

Russia's Investigative Committee (SK) said Yulia Krasikova, 25

on Thursday they had established that
Maria Nevmerzhitskaya (53)
"several citizens of Central Asian republics
were in contact with Jalilov".
LINK: http://www.bbc.com/news/world-
europe-39514694

Abelleria, Kenny Jessa Vem C. April 7, 2017

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ARTICLE REVIEW 7

This article shows about the bombing on St Petersburg metro in which

the Russian investigator have confirmed that there were eight people who has
connection to the said bombing. The arrests six in Moscow, two in St
Petersburg came three days after 13 people were killed in the attack. Now,
Russia's Investigative Committee (SK) presents the data of people involved,
victims and list of dead person in the bombing.

It was clearly presented that the person behind the bombing also died.
The main suspect named Akbarzhon Jalilov was aged 22 and from the Central
Asian republic of Kyrgyzstan. Russian police was made safe in a flat in St
Petersburg an exclusive device. Moreover, Russian investigators found at
Jalilov's St Petersburg flat examining tape, tin foil and some other suspicious
items. On the other hand, Russia's Investigative Committee (SK) says they
appear similar to components found in a device left at Ploshchad Vosstaniya
metro station on the day of the bombing. In addition, eight people from Central
Asia were also arrested in the city on Wednesday as part of the metro bomb
investigation. The SK said they were held for allegedly recruiting for Islamist
militant groups such as so-called Islamic State and Jabhat al-Nusra since
2015, and "committing crimes of a terrorist nature".

Furthermore, this article was fair in presenting data for it shows the list
of people involved. Most importantly, the action and the decisions made by the
government to protect their country about the event.