Bombing

Military blogger Vladlen Tatarsky, real name Maxim Fomin, was killed when a bomb went off during a pro-war event in St. Petersburg on April 2.

Vladlen Tatarsky, a pro-Russia military blogger, was killed after a bomb detonated inside a St. Petersburg café on Sunday.

The attack was reportedly carried out after reconnaissance found a cluster of armored vehicles and troops.

In an original Newsweek essay, Yana Psaryova talks about losing her home in the Russia-Ukraine War.

The U.S. charged Abu Agela Mas'ud Kheir Al-Marimi for his alleged involvement in the bombing two years ago.

Vladimir Solovoyov referred to several major nations in Europe which have helped Ukraine fight Russia.

"If he loses the war, it will be the end for him," former Russian diplomat Boris Bondarev said about the Russian leader.

An expert told Newsweek that Ukraine using the weapon on its own territory is "crazy," and that the claim was aimed at influencing Russian public opinion.

An expert said we should exercise caution before attributing the attack to Russia, as we don't have enough information about the attack yet.

Two Russian-installed officials were reportedly killed in the Luhansk region, while another two were reportedly killed in the port city of Berdiansk.

Nuclear weapons treat human beings as matter. In the terrible blast furnace face of them, we humans are nothing but fuel to their fire.

A Boeing 747 cargo aircraft was grounded at Buenos Aires' Ezeiza airport on June 9. The suspicions are that the Venezuelan plane, recently owned by Iran's U.S.-sanctioned Mahan Air and sold to Emtrasaur airlines, is not what it seems to be.

"Now we will never know how many civilians from Mariupol were actually killed by a Russian bomb at the Drama Theater," wrote an adviser to the city's mayor.

Footage shows the chaotic moments after a military field hospital was allegedly shelled by Russian invaders in Mariupol, Ukraine.

The Ukrainian city has been the site of major attacks from the Russian military.

An airstrike on March 9 struck the Ukrainian hospital that was providing refuge to adults and children, leaving three dead and 17 wounded.

Hundreds of Ukrainians—including children—may still be alive beneath the rubble of a bombed theater in Mariupol, on Ukraine's southern coast.

Some 47 people died in Chernihiv following Russian airstrikes, regional authorities claimed.

The Unabomber, who is serving a life sentence and is nearly 80 years old, was transferred to a federal prison medical facility for an unspecified reason.

Emad Al Swealmeen had been making "relevant purchases" for an explosive device since at least April, police said.

In addition to the deaths, the bombings sent 33 people to the hospital, five of whom are in critical condition.

A Liverpool couple said Emad Al Swealmeen, who converted from Islam to Christianity, spent time in a psychiatric hospital and stayed with them for eight months.

"The taxi driver, in his heroic efforts, has managed to divert what could have been an absolutely awful disaster at the hospital," the Liverpool mayor told BBC.

The threats had targeted at least seven facilities across the Yale campus in New Haven, Connecticut.

The man testified that he "intended to commit mass murder in March and April 2019," prosecutors said during his trial.

ISIS claimed responsibility for a suicide bombing at a mosque Friday that killed at least 46 Shiite Muslim worshippers and wounded dozens in Afghanistan.

Taliban spokesperson Zabihullah Mujahid's said that forces raided an operations center despite no claim of responsibility for the bombing.

The funeral procession included roughy 1,000 motorcyclists of the Patriot Guard to remember 20-year-old Marine Jared Schmitz.

The former national security adviser's comments come after ISIS-K took credit for Thursday's deadly blast.

Court docs revealed Mark Steven Domingo was found guilty of "providing material support to terrorism and attempting to use a weapon of mass destruction."