by B. N. Sullivan
A large explosion rocked the international arrivals hall at Moscow's Domodedovo Airport (DME) earlier today, January 24, 2011. Local officials say that the blast, which was caused by a suicide bomber, killed at least 35 people and left more than 100 injured.
Amateur video and photos shot on site showed a grisly scene, with bodies and body parts strewn about, and heavy smoke hanging in the air. ProducerMatthew.com has posted links to several photos from inside the Domodedovo Terminal.
Air traffic at DME was disrupted immediately after the bombing. Some flights were diverted to Moscow's Sheremetyevo airport, or to St. Petersburg. Other en route flights returned to their departure cities.
Here is a news video about the incident, posted on YouTube by Russia Today:
If the video does not play or display properly above, click here to view it on YouTube.

This is just horrible. First Tuscon, now this!! What's next?! I feel like I am living in a horror movie...
ReplyDeleteIt's true that it simply isn't possible to make a state 'perfectly secure'. Indeed the larger the state and its economy the more impossible it becomes. However no official, Russian or American, can ever admit to that. They have to pretend that somehow they can stop every attack. Just another example of where the public can't accept reality.
ReplyDeleteI truly hate hearing about things this awful. What is this world coming too? Hopefully one day we can all demand change as a world.
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