[Iran Press TV Latest] A Russian newspaper says the young widow of a slain rebel was one of the bombers who attacked Moscow's subway on Monday. Kommersant published what it said was a picture of Abdurakhmanova, also known as Abdullayeva, one of the two female suicide bombers, who attacked Moscow's subway on Monday.
A man with his arm around her, holding a bigger Stechkin gun, was identified as Umalat Magomedov, whom the paper described as a militant leader killed by government forces in December.
It says the subway bombers came from Dagestan and Chechnya. But Federal and local officials in Dagestan have refused to comment on the report.
The twin attacks Monday killed 40 people and wounded at least 90. Authorities were still trying to identify the second bomber and track down the organizers of the strike, for which a Chechen militant leader claimed responsibility.