The bloody terrorist attack in St. Petersburg: there are new details

In Russia named names of all those killed during the terrible terrorist attack in St. Petersburg.

Russia has identified the bodies of all those killed in the blast, which occurred April 3 at the metro in St. Petersburg.

This was reported by the press service of the Investigative Committee of the Russian Federation.

“To date, managed to establish the identities of all the victims (listed below). Latest dead Nevmerzhytska Maria tentatively identified, and today also held recognition Krasikovo Dmitrievna and Yulia Mazanova, Dmitry Aleksandrovich”, – stated in the message.

A list of those killed in the explosion in St. Petersburg:

Alieva Dinara Samandarova, 08.10.1996 Aryshev Maxim V., Malyukova 18.08.1996 Ksenia, Irina 11.09.1998 Medyantseva Kuzminichna, 06.05.1966 Svistunov angelina S., 17.02.1990 Nalimov Yuri Pavlovich, 07.06.1945 Danilenko Oksana Gennad’evna, 03.10.1991 shekina Larisa G., 02.06.1950 Petrov Denis Romanovich, 27.12.1991 Sagadeev Mansur Tahirovic, 27.08.2000 or 27.03.2000 Yuliya Krasikova 12.09.1991 Mazanov Dmitry 19.02.1990 Nevmerzhytska Maria Aleksandrovna (date of birth unknown).

Also the DNA examination confirmed the identity of Akbarjon Jalilov, who “according to investigators detonated an explosive device in the train”. In the near future for identification to call his parents.

At the moment, investigators convey the bodies to their relatives.

“An improvised explosive device, discovered at the metro station “Ploshchad Rebellion” aimed at the explosive-examination. According to its results will determine the type, power, type submunitions and other data. In addition to examination of sent items (duct tape, foil, and others) seized during a search at the place of residence Jalilova,” – explained in the RF IC.

“According to preliminary data, they are similar to fragments of the explosive device, discovered on Uprising Square, but the final conclusions about this can be done only according to the results of the examination.

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