BREAKING: #ISIS shows off alleged ‘bomb’ that brought down Russian plane over Sinai https://t.co/XBdMG3DKp3 #7K9268 pic.twitter.com/mMtuYP6MCm
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RT: ISIS says Russia targeted over Syria campaign, shows alleged Sinai jet 'bomb'
An image of alleged parts of a “bomb” used to take down a Russian passenger plane over Egypt's Sinai, killing all 224 people onboard, was posted by Islamic State’s magazine.
A soft drink can and what appeared to be a detonator and switch allegedly made up the parts of an improvised homemade bomb, a photo published online on Wednesday by Dabiq magazine suggests.
Another photograph showed passports said to belong to Russian passengers killed in the bombing, with the documents allegedly obtained by Islamic fighters.
The authenticity of the images has not been verified.
Islamic State Releases Picture of The Bomb They Used To Bring Down Russian Plane In Sinai
ISIS: 'The drink-can bomb we used to bring down Russian plane'. Gloating terrorists release picture of pineapple- juice device they claim was used to kill 224 people -- Daily Mail
Islamic State shows photo of improvised Russian plane bomb -- Reuters
Islamic State group says bomb downed Russian plane -- AFP
IS Releases Picture of Bomb It Says Downed Russian Plane -- AP
Photo released by Islamic State claims to show bomb that downed Russian jet -- Washington Post
Islamic State published photo of soda can bomb that allegedly brought down Russian Metrojet -- Washington Times
Russia Plane Crash Update: Bomb Placed In Main Cabin Of Metrojet Flight 9268 Brought Down Jet In Egypt, Report Says -- IBTimes
Metrojet Crash: ISIS Publishes Photo of Purported Russian Jet Bomb -- NBC
ISIS Claims Bomb Hidden in Soda Can Took Down Russian Airliner -- ABC News
Islamic State reveals ‘how it brought down the Russian plane in Sinai’ -- News.com.au
3 comments:
When you look at the parts it seems they are small items that can be purchased in the shops located after scanning or brought in as a parts of legitimate articles and assembled in the washroom is short time. The on/off switch certainly suggests a suicide bomber.
Is there enough explosive in there to bring down a plane?
The Russians say the bomb was at least 2lbs.
That Pop can can hold 8 oz.
There is no altimeter, no receiver, no remote dentonator shown in the photo, just an on off switch.
This is probably just PR and misdirection.
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