Petersburg a terrorist could use as a “living bomb” without his knowledge
Law enforcement officers reported that the behavior Jalilova “does not fit into the scenario with the bomber”.
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Moscow. April 6. INTERFAX.RU — Investigators are considering the version that had organized the April 3 explosion in the subway of St. Petersburg, Akbarian Jalilov was not going to become a suicide bomber, and was used as “living bombs.”
“A lot of evidence suggests that the alleged suicide bomber, most likely, is not going to be undermined, and was to place bombs in two places in the underground and escape. But the confederates thought differently and used what is called “in the dark”, — said the interlocutor of “Interfax”.
According to him, the plan of action of criminals was, perhaps, that Jalilov leaves one explosive device at the station, and it operates after exploding the second bomb, which was supposed to leave in the train.
“The expectation is that after the explosion in the train panic will cover passengers in all stations, including the one where it was left by the first IED, and the number of victims will increase in multiples,” — said the Agency interlocutor.
Analysis of the available information, he believes, is no reason to see Calilove classic suicide.
“His behavior in the last period, and also the fact that a supporter of radical Islam it was only some time ago, does not fit into the scenario with the bomber. This category of people is prepared especially and for a long time”, — said the Agency interlocutor.
“It is possible that his job was in bomb-making and laying in places of a mass congestion of people. Explosive devices were to be detonated remotely using mobile calls”, — said the expert.
Day 3 of April on the stretch between stations “Institute of Technology” and “Sennaya Ploschad” St. Petersburg metro in the train explosion. According to recent reports, killed 14 people, injured more than 50. The investigative Committee on the eve called the name of the staged explosion of a man — he was a native of Kyrgyzstan Akbarjon Jalilov born in 1995. Law enforcement agencies are looking for his accomplices.
“Today it is obvious that Jalilov had help. In the apartment where he lived, components of the explosive device was not, however, have been found traces of explosives and fingerprints of several people,” — said earlier “Interfax” a source familiar with the situation.
He noted that information about possible accomplices Jalilova test not only the Russian law enforcement authorities, but also their colleagues from Kyrgyzstan and other Central Asian States.