Russian National Anti-Terrorism Committee Says Volgograd Bus Explosion Caused By Bomb
At least five killed, no one has claimed responsibility for the attack
An explosion that killed at least five people on a bus in the southern Russian city of Volgograd was caused by a bomb, Russia's National Anti-Terrorism Committee has said in a statement.
The blast, which happened just after 14:00 (10:00 GMT), also injured more than a dozen people, many seriously.
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