Moscow Station in St. Petersburg.
The bombing occurred on a remote stretch of track, not easily reached by ambulances or med-evac helicopters, and a second bomb that exploded nearby later might have been timed to cause injury to rescuers.
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Planting a second bomb to kill and injure rescuers was a nasty tactic employed by the Provisional IRA in the 1970s and 80s.
Yes, and some observers of the World Trade Center suggested that the second plane arrived after first-responders were on the scene by design.
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