ISIS may be responsible for the crash of the Russian jet (3)

Debris from the crashed Russian jet in Egypt                                                                                   www.nydailynews.com

The Russian jet that crashed in Egypt was "more likely than not" related to the Islamic State extremist group, ISIS. In this tragedy, 224 people were killed by a bomb placed on the plane by ISIS, investigators say. Security officials at the Sharm el-Sheikh airport have reported that the security is very poor, stating that drugs and weapons pass through security checks and scanning devices often do not work. Sharm el-Sheikh is a major tourist attraction in Egypt, so they are trying to protect their tourism industry by preventing foreign media. In Russia, over a thousand mourners gathered into St. Issac's Cathedral in St. Petersburg, lit candles, and stood and prayed for the victims as the cathedral bells rang 224 times.

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