Новости за 03.04.2017

A law enforcement source told Sputnik that a terrorist suspected of carrying out a deadly bomb attack in St. Petersburg subway on Monday had links to radical Islamist groups operating in Russia.

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Ukraine could receive the next tranche from the International Monetary Fund (IMF) in May 2017, Finance Minister Oleksandr Danyliuk said Monday.

A local law enforcement source told Sputnik that an explosive device found at the Ploshchad Vosstania metro station in St. Petersburg and destroyed by a bomb squad contained a charge of one kilogram of TNT.

Moscow and Minsk agreed to work together to ensure security of the two countries, Lukashenko said.

On Sunday evening, author and journalist Mike Cernovich revealed that Susan Rice, who served as the National Security Adviser under President Obama, was behind the unmasking of people on President Donald Trump's transition team.

After a teenage girl was sexually assaulted on Facebook Live’s video stream, Chicago police announced on Sunday that they have arrested a 14-year-old boy and and are currently seeking a 15-year-old along with other suspects.

Evidence points out at terrorist attack in St. Petersburg metro, Putin's spokesman said.

Like herding cats, containing an outpouring of illicit nude photographs by the US Marines is proving to be a challenging task.

Putin laid flowers near the Tekhnologichesky Institut station in St. Petersburg's subway, where a deadly attack took place earlier on Monday.

US Ambassador to the United Nations Nikki Haley claims that Syrian people no longer want President Bashar Assad as their leader.

Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said that Putin is holding a meeting with security and law enforcement officials in St. Petersburg to discuss the deadly blast in local subway on Monday.

Last week, UK media reported on Russia's impressive array of new and prospective weaponry, complaining that some systems, including the Oniks and Zircon supersonic and hypersonic missiles, and the S-500 air defense system, simply have no British equivalent. Military analyst Mikhail Khodarenok told Sputnik why the media is suddenly up in arms.

Rusian deputy Prime Minister Arkady Dvorkovich said that Russian oil deliveries to Belarus may resume as early as in April following the settlement of a long-running gas dispute between Moscow and Minsk.

Fox News has renewed host Bill O’Reilly’s contract amid reports of multiple sexual harassment settlement payouts -- and as the network was hit with another lawsuit over former Fox News president Roger Ailes.

The UN Security Council condemned the attack in the St. Petersburg metro.

Officials have revised the previous fatality count from 10 to 11 after an explosion in a St. Petersburg subway car on Monday. Eight individuals have been added to the list of people with injuries from the attack, the investigating commission said.

Something peculiar is going on in deep space. A new trio of Fast Radio Bursts (FRBs), unimaginably powerful releases of radio waves with no discernible origin, have been detected by an Australian observatory.

Washington condemns "the reprehensible attack" in Saint Petersburg and is ready to offer assistance to Russia.

Shocked and dazed by a terrorist attack that rocked their city, the residents of St. Petersburg rallied to deal with the aftermath of the bombing, rushing to help those affected by the blast.

Thae Yong Ho has warned that the “world should be ready” for Pyongyang to conduct a nuclear strike against the US and its allies at the slightest provocation.

China’s first domestically constructed aircraft carrier is slated to take on the high seas for the first time within the next three weeks. The Shandong will be the second aircraft carrier to join the People’s Liberation Army Navy’s rapidly growing fleet.

After months of conspiracy theories about why Russian billionaire Dmitry Rybolovlev and President Donald Trump were in the same place at the same time, it has been revealed that he was simply in town for business meetings.

The candidates of the French presidential elections provided their potential supporters an opportunity to purchase special pieces campaign memorabilia.

German Chancellor Angela Merkel extended condolences to Russia on Monday over the deadly explosion in St. Petersburg metro, denouncing the blast as a "barbaric act."