The dead include a security guard who denied entry to the woman carrying the explosive, authorities say
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An explosion in a Moscow restaurant has killed three people, according to Russian authorities. The National Anti-Terror Committee said the dead include a woman suspected of bringing the explosive device, a security guard who had refused her entry, and a guest. The blast occurred in an establishment where a man was reportedly celebrating his promotion, though officials have remained tight-lipped about the motive, leaving speculation rife.
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reliability moderate2/3 sourcesAccording to the National Counterterrorism Committee, the dead were a woman suspected of bringing the explosive device, a member of a security service who did not let her through to the restaurant, and a guest.
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He also celebrated his promotion there.
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According to the National Counter-Terrorism Committee, the dead were a woman suspected of using the explosive device
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