Monday’s deadly bombs in the Moscow metro were revenge by radical Islamic terrorists for counterterrorist operations in the North Caucasus, a Russian member of parliament said.
“This is revenge - a response,” Communist Party lawmaker Viktor Ilyukhin told Rosbalt.
He also said that the Russian security forces should have prepared for such a “response.”
“They should have been prepared for a response by the militants,” he added.
Russian investigators say 37 people died in Monday’s blasts. Two female suicide bombers are suspected of having detonated the bombs.
