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Turkish authorities detain Russian suspected in bombing that wounded 2 people in Moscow

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Turkey's interior minister says authorities have detained a Russian man who allegedly fled to Turkey shortly after carrying out a bomb attack that wounded two people in Moscow

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Turkish authorities detain Russian suspected in bombing that wounded 2 people in Moscow

Turkey's interior minister says authorities have detained a Russian man who allegedly fled to Turkey shortly after carrying out a bomb attack that wounded two people in Moscow

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Russian man suspected of blowing up car in Moscow detained in Turkey — interior minister

The Turkish interior minister said that Serebryakov arrived in Bodrum at 9:40 a.m. local time

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Moscow car bombing suspect arrested in Türkiye – Interior Minister — RT Russia & Former Soviet Union

Ali Yerlikaya reported that the man believed responsible for terrorist act in the Russian capital was detained by police in Bodrum City

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Blowing up a GRU officer: a suspect was detained in Turkey

Suspect Yevgeny Serebryakov arrived in the morning by plane from Moscow to the Turkish resort city of Bodrum.

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Turkey arrests Russian man suspected of being behind Moscow car bombing

A Russian citizen suspected of responsibility for the Moscow car bombing on July 24 has been arrested in the Turkish city of Bodrum.

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Turkish authorities detain Russian suspected in bombing that wounded 2 people in Moscow

ANKARA, Turkey (AP) — Turkish authorities on Wednesday detained a Russian man who allegedly fled to Turkey shortly after carrying out a bomb attack in Moscow that wounded two people, Turkey’s interior minister announced. A car was blown up by an explosive device in a parking lot in northern Moscow early on Wednesday, Russian new reports said. A man and a woman were reportedly injured. The suspect, identified as Evgenii Serebriakov, was detained…

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