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Post by William on Jan 24, 2011 12:24:52 GMT -5
www.nytimes.com/2011/01/25/world/europe/25moscow.html?hpMOSCOW — An explosion rocked an international terminal of Moscow’s busiest airport on Monday afternoon in what Russian officials described as an apparent terrorist attack. The Health Ministry reported that at least 30 people had been killed and 130 injured. Do you think this was an act of terrorism? How can we prevent such tragedies? Will Russian and the US work together more to prevent such acts of terrorism, is this turns out to be the work of them?
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Post by Wat Tyler on Jan 25, 2011 14:51:33 GMT -5
well, it looks like it was a female suicide bomber, the choice of target was a clear message to visitors to Russia, as previous attacks have been targeted at nationals only.
I would not rule out Islamic motivation as the Russians were awarded the World Cup tournament, Remember that London was attacked a day after getting the 2012 Olympics.
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Post by Wiki on Jan 30, 2011 11:12:29 GMT -5
well, it looks like it was a female suicide bomber, the choice of target was a clear message to visitors to Russia, as previous attacks have been targeted at nationals only. I would not rule out Islamic motivation as the Russians were awarded the World Cup tournament, Remember that London was attacked a day after getting the 2012 Olympics. Really? You don't think the conflict goes any deeper? |
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Post by Wat Tyler on Jan 30, 2011 14:34:25 GMT -5
well, it looks like it was a female suicide bomber, the choice of target was a clear message to visitors to Russia, as previous attacks have been targeted at nationals only. I would not rule out Islamic motivation as the Russians were awarded the World Cup tournament, Remember that London was attacked a day after getting the 2012 Olympics. Really? You don't think the conflict goes any deeper? erm Yes, but the act was aimed at tourists, the sort of people are not required to know about Russia internal politics, they will just stay away in future and damage their economy with lost revenue. High profile target. |
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