Bomb Derailed Passenger Train in Russia, Officials Say

[Psycho4Bud]

MOSCOW, Aug. 14 â?? A bomb set along railroad tracks exploded and derailed a passenger train Monday night between Moscow and St. Petersburg, wounding scores of passengers and shutting down service on one of Russiaâ??s busiest rail lines.

No one was killed, but at least six people were seriously wounded, and the authorities suggested that passengers had been spared in part by luck.

The bomb exploded as the train was traveling near a section of track that crosses a bridge 60 feet above a road, but the train cleared the bridge before it derailed, and the cars slid onto their sides without falling down the slope or onto the road below.

At least 60 of the more than 230 people on board the train were wounded, the authorities said. One railway official said on national television that 90 people had been treated.

No one claimed responsibility for the attack, but the authorities were treating it as a probable act of terrorism. By nightfall on Tuesday, investigators had made composite sketches of two men seen near the tracks before the blast.

The authorities described the bomb as a homemade device that weighed nearly five pounds, but released few other details because of their investigation.

There were conflicting reports about how the bomb was detonated. One Russian official said it was detonated by a spotter using a wire; another said the bomb exploded when the train made contact with it.

Russia has suffered many terrorist attacks since the mid-1990s, often by Chechen separatists and Islamic militants from other regions in the Caucasus who have links to them.
http://www.nytimes.com/2007/08/15/wo...e/15train.html

Sounds like a quagmire.......

Have a good one!:s4:

Psycho4Bud Reviewed by Psycho4Bud on 08-15-2007. Bomb Derailed Passenger Train in Russia, Officials Say MOSCOW, Aug. 14 â?? A bomb set along railroad tracks exploded and derailed a passenger train Monday night between Moscow and St. Petersburg, wounding scores of passengers and shutting down service on one of Russiaâ??s busiest rail lines. No one was killed, but at least six people were seriously wounded, and the authorities suggested that passengers had been spared in part by luck. The bomb exploded as the train was traveling near a section of track that crosses a bridge 60 feet above a Rating: 5

[eg420ne]

sooo you comparing this to the chaos in iraq,:glugglug::glugglug::error::giggity::abduct: beam me up scotty:wtf:

[medicinal]

MOSCOW, Aug. 14 â?? A bomb set along railroad tracks exploded and derailed a passenger train Monday night between Moscow and St. Petersburg, wounding scores of passengers and shutting down service on one of Russiaâ??s busiest rail lines.

No one was killed, but at least six people were seriously wounded, and the authorities suggested that passengers had been spared in part by luck.

The bomb exploded as the train was traveling near a section of track that crosses a bridge 60 feet above a road, but the train cleared the bridge before it derailed, and the cars slid onto their sides without falling down the slope or onto the road below.

At least 60 of the more than 230 people on board the train were wounded, the authorities said. One railway official said on national television that 90 people had been treated.

No one claimed responsibility for the attack, but the authorities were treating it as a probable act of terrorism. By nightfall on Tuesday, investigators had made composite sketches of two men seen near the tracks before the blast.

The authorities described the bomb as a homemade device that weighed nearly five pounds, but released few other details because of their investigation.

There were conflicting reports about how the bomb was detonated. One Russian official said it was detonated by a spotter using a wire; another said the bomb exploded when the train made contact with it.

Russia has suffered many terrorist attacks since the mid-1990s, often by Chechen separatists and Islamic militants from other regions in the Caucasus who have links to them.
http://www.nytimes.com/2007/08/15/wo...e/15train.html

Sounds like a quagmire.......

Have a good one!:s4:

Well, maybe the russians have been mistreating their satellite countries for years, charging too much for fuel and electricity, cutting off supplies when they don't tow the mark just your basic tyrannical government. If you were a chechen, you wouldn't want to fuck up a few ruskies? Puleeeze! It would be your civic duty as a chechen to fight russia. When those cluster bombs go off in your nieghborhood or that napalm falls on your block, you wouldn't be pissed, come on.

[Psycho4Bud]

sooo you comparing this to the chaos in iraq,:glugglug::glugglug::error::giggity::abduct: beam me up scotty:wtf:

When a suicide bomber blows himself up or a group plants a bomb to hurt civilians people like to yell RUN in here. Where does Russia run to? Must be hard for the left to decide whether to back Russia or Chechen rebels.....decisions, decisions....

Well, maybe the russians have been mistreating their satellite countries for years

Kind of like the way that the Sunni's in Iraq mistreated the Kurds and Shiites?

Have a good one!:s4:

[medicinal]

When a suicide bomber blows himself up or a group plants a bomb to hurt civilians people like to yell RUN in here. Where does Russia run to? Must be hard for the left to decide whether to back Russia or Chechen rebels.....decisions, decisions....



Kind of like the way that the Sunni's in Iraq mistreated the Kurds and Shiites?

Have a good one!:s4:

So, are you for annihilation of the Sunnis? Our great friend, Saudi Arabia wouldn't like that. Isn't it funny that 19 of the 911 hacks were Saudis, and the Bush Family is considered family by the Saudis, Hmmmmm, conspiracy maybe?

[fishman3811]

That also could be a false flag op just like Russia has done before.

[Psycho4Bud]

So, are you for annihilation of the Sunnis? Our great friend, Saudi Arabia wouldn't like that. Isn't it funny that 19 of the 911 hacks were Saudis, and the Bush Family is considered family by the Saudis, Hmmmmm, conspiracy maybe?

Who said that? Saddam and the boys got a bitch slap right to hell....good enough.

Back to the point......IF Iraq is such a quagmire because of these types of attacks isn't Russia also a quagmire then too?

Have a good one!:s4:

[medicinal]

Who said that? Saddam and the boys got a bitch slap right to hell....good enough.

Back to the point......IF Iraq is such a quagmire because of these types of attacks isn't Russia also a quagmire then too?

Have a good one!:s4:

I really don't know. I'll just say this: when Russia decided they were in a quagmire in Afganistan, they got the fuck out, Hopefully we'll be that smart, but I doubt it unless one of the 3 anti-war candidates gets in