The train departed for Simferopol after being idle for 40 minutes at the Michurinsk-Voronezhsky station. However, not all passengers managed to leave: One person was removed from the plane by operators and taken to the police station.
The train going from the Russian capital to Simferopol was stopped due to a bomb threat. Information about the incident appeared on the Telegram channel of the Russian media SHOT on Sunday, November 12.
It was reported in the media that the Moscow-Simferopol train, which departed from the Russian capital at 08.40, was detained at the Michurinsk-Voronezhsky station in the Tambov region. Passengers were informed of the bomb threat and all hundreds of people were taken to the platform. Police officers, dog handlers and emergency services started working at the scene.
As seen in the published video footage, passengers were walking around the platform in confusion at that time. Some wore warm coats and jackets. And some, obviously, did not even have time to get into the car and went out into the street in light clothes. One man even walked past the train in shorts.
After a while, it was learned that there was no explosive material in any of the wagons. The train departed for Simferopol after being idle for 40 minutes at the Michurinsk-Voronezhsky station. However, not all passengers managed to leave: One person was removed from the plane by operators and taken to the police station. He had previously gotten drunk, made noise and threatened conductors with an explosion. They informed the police.
Let us remind you that in early November, a Russian threatened to blow up a plane for drinking vodka. The man first asked the officers for alcohol and then resorted to threats. According to media reports, a flying hockey player from Guangzhou stood out for this behavior.
And in June, a train derailed in the Belgorod region. The train driver told the intelligence services that the train was allegedly attacked by two drones launched by the Ukrainian army. However, according to Russian media Mash, the train crashed due to explosives placed on the railway tracks.
Source: Focus
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