Attack Suspected In Russian Train Crash That Killed 25 -- Voice of America
Rescue workers sifted through the wreckage near the town of Bologoye Saturday to search for 19 people still missing, saying the death toll is likely to rise.
Officials in Russia say a train crash that killed at least 25 people late Friday may have resulted from an attack.
A health ministry official said earlier that 39 people were killed in the crash, but authorities said Saturday the official was given the wrong information.
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