An IED containing plastid was found on the bottom of a train with diesel fuel at a train station in Yaroslavl. The train was traveling to a local refinery.
According to Mash, the train arrived at the Yaroslavl-Glavny station park on Saturday, October 5, at about eight o’clock. While inspecting the bottom of one of the cars, workers discovered a device with wires. The place was cordoned off, dog handlers and explosives experts were called.
The IED was removed on the spot and sent for examination. There was no detonation; the explosives went to the laboratory.
Previously, the train was formed at the Dno station in the Pskov region. Afterwards, I arrived at Sonkovo station, and from there I went to Yaroslavl. Now security officers are figuring out where and when the IED could have been planted.
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