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metrojet crash

ISIS Says This Bomb Took Down A Russian Plane

The Russian plane crashed over Egypt's Sinai Peninsula Oct. 31 and killed all 224 people on board.
By Maram Mazen, AP

Russia: Crash Of Passenger Plane In Egypt Was 'Terrorist Act'

A homemade explosive device blew up on the plane, Alexander Bortnikov said.
By Lynn Berry, AP

Egyptian ISIS Ally A Key Suspect In Russian Plane Crash

By Chloe Angyal, The New York Times

Egyptian ISIS Ally A Key Suspect In Russian Plane Crash

By David D. Kirkpatrick, The New York Times

Kremlin: Russian Ban On Flights To Egypt Will Last Months

By Vladimir Isachenkov, AP

REPORT: Russian Officials Believe Sinai Plane Brought Down By Bomb

By Reuters, Reuters

REPORT: Russian Officials Believe Sinai Plane Brought Down By Bomb

By Reuters

Egyptian Airport Had Lax Security, Officials Reveal

Officials told the AP about broken scanners and bribes for looking the other way.
By Nour Youssef, AP

Metrojet Investigation, Possibly First Lethal Bombing In A Decade, Far From Over

Nick Visser

Metrojet Investigation, Possibly First Lethal Bombing In A Decade, Far From Over

A leading U.S. air security official warns of changes as the investigation inches closer to the possibility of an onboard bomb.
Nick Visser