Russia identifies perpetrators of bombings in Volgograd

The two explosions occurred at the end of December in 12:0 am and killed 34 people: the first at a train station and the second in an electric.

The anti-terrorism Committee of Moscow revealed that the perpetrators of the attack were members of a rebel group that operates in Northern Caucasus: included the "terrorist group Buinaksk, a town in Dagestan.

After the attacks, Vladimir Putin has promised the persecution of responsible for the attacks and sent to reinforce security.

The President didn't want these attacks give an image of a Russia unsafe, the short time of the beginning of the winter Olympic Games in the country.

A week ago, an extremist group released a video where claimed authorship of this attack, with detailed explanations about the bombs.

The city of Volgograd is approximately 700 kilometres from Sochi, the city where the Olympics is going down and the thousand miles of Moscow.

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