Russia Finds Explosive Traces on 2nd Plane
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Russian investigators found explosive residue on the wreckage of the second of two airliners that crashed minutes apart, a security spokesman said Saturday, adding to evidence that terrorists breached security at one of the country&#39;s most up-to-date
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29 August 2004 -- Russian investigators are continuing their probe into the near simultaneous crashes of two airliners on 24 August after finding traces of explosives at both wreckage sites.
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MOSCOW Russia&#39;s security service announced Friday that investigators had found traces of explosives in the wreckage of one of the two passenger airliners that crashed almost simultaneously on Tuesday, and declared its downing a terrorist act.
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Russian investigators announced that explosives were found on both planes that crashed with the loss of 90 lives, as attention focussed on the roles of two dead female passengers believed to be of Chechen origin.
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Investigators said they had found traces  of explosives on Friday at the crash site of one of two Russian  planes which fell to earth within moments of each other this  week killing at least 89 people.
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The two almost-simultaneous plane crashes last week were caused by explosions, Russian investigators confirm.
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Traces of explosive are found in the wreckage of a second crashed airliner, say Russian officials.
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BUCHALKI, Russia - Russian emergency workers searched heaps of twisted metal and tall grass Wednesday for clues about what caused two airliners to plunge to earth within minutes of each other, killing all 89 people aboard. Officials said one jet sent a hijack distress signal, raising fears terrorists had struck...
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MOSCOW - Russian officials accused terrorists Friday after the wreckage of one of two crashed jetliners revealed traces of an explosive used in earlier attacks blamed on Chechen rebels, while an Islamic group claimed its suicide attackers brought down both planes.    At least one crash was "the result of a terrorist act," a spokesman for the Federal Security Service, Sergei Ignatchenko, told the ITAR-Tass news agency...
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27 August 2004 -- Russian officials say they believe at least one of two plane crashes that killed 89 people this week was the result of a terrorist attack.
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Russia's security services said on Friday they had found traces of explosives among the wreckage of one of two Russian planes which crashed within moments of each other, calling it a terrorist attack.
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Russian officials say traces of explosive have been found amid the wreckage of one of two airliners that crashed on Tuesday, Itar-Tass reports.
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The Federal Security Service said Friday that traces of explosives have been found in the wreckage of one of two airliners that crashed nearly simultaneously, according to the ITAR-Tass news agency.
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Russian officials are checking the identity of two female passengers in their investigiation into almost simultaneous plane crashes earlier this week.
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August, 2004: Russian authorities report finding traces of the explosive hexogen in the wreckage of one of two airliners that crashed nearly simultaneously, killing 89 people.
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Investigators said they had found traces of explosive material in the wreckage of one of the two planes that crashed in southern Russia, Russian news agencies reported.
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One of two Russian airliners that crashed nearly simultaneously was brought down by a terrorist act, officials said Friday, after finding traces of explosives in the plane&#39;s wreckage.