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Accomplice of terrorists in 2010 Moscow subway bombings gets life in jail

Two blasts at the Lubyanka and Park Kultury stations killed 39 and injured more than 100 people on March 29, 2010

MOSCOW, February 4. /TASS/. A Russian military court sentenced Magomed Nurov to life in prison for his involvement in the Moscow subway bombings in 2010, according to a TASS reporter in the courtroom.

The court also ruled in favor of the subway, which was seeking a compensation of about 17 million rubles.

Nurov was found guilty on charges of participating in a criminal group, committing terrorist attacks and illegal production of explosive devices, according to the Investigative Committee.

Investigators found that Nurov was a member of a unit of the Imarat Kavkaz (banned in Russia) criminal group. Seven members of the group were killed in counterterrorism operations from 2010-13, and Nurov was detained later. According to the investigation, he was a liaison and a driver.

Two blasts at the Lubyanka and Park Kultury stations killed 39 and injured more than 100 people on March 29, 2010.