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The theatre was locked down by police. Two corpses were visible by the exit. Many of those wounded are hurt in critical ways and areas. Many of those taken to hospital were detained there and died from their wounds during the night hours. A ten-year-old girl died in a regional hospital to bring the
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The incident was investigated under Russia's terrorism laws, and around 70 people were immediately questioned about the incident. Weapons were located at the homes of some of those questioned, though no one immediately admitted to carrying out the attack. Initial speculation placed blame on
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Explosives compared to 200 to 250 grams of TNT were used. It is said that steel pellets were placed in a carton of juice to make the bomb. The bomb was then detonated by a remotely controlled device.
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Stavropol had not experienced such an attack in recent years before the incident; similar incidents had become more associated with
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The explosion happened outside the Stavropol Concert Hall 15 minutes prior to the popular Chechen dance show
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death toll to six. Another unidentified person followed her at a later stage to make it seven dead.
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Eight people were killed in the event, a higher number than was originally reported.
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On 26 May 2010, at least seven people were killed in a bomb blast in
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Stavropol
Stavropol Krai
Russia
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Terrorism in Russia
Moscow
Budyonnovsk
Kizlyar-Pervomayskoye
Kaspiysk
Vladikavkaz
Apartment bombings
Kaspiysk
Moscow
Grozny
Znamenskoye
Tushino
Mozdok
Stavropol
Red Square
Moscow (February)
Grozny
Moscow (August)
Aircraft bombings
Beslan
Moscow
Vladikavkaz
Nazran

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