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Russian Terror Bus

Friday, 9th March 2007 by

There’s something very strange going in Moscow, Russia. It looks as if a bus has come to a stop right across a motorway, bringing traffic to a complete halt in both directions. There doesn’t appear to be any debris from a crash visible, so what on earth happened here? Has the bus crashed, or could we actually be witnessing some sort of hostage situation? Thanks to Jonas Rasmussen.

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