An explosion has ripped apart a carriage on a metro train in St Petersburg.
A damaged train carriage at Technological Institute metro station in St Petersburg. Photo: AFP
At least ten people have been killed and more than 40 injured in the terror attack.
Another bomb found at another station has been defused.
President Vladimir Putin, who was in St Petersburg for a meeting with the leader of Belarus when the blast happened, has has declared three days of of mourning.
Moscow-based journalist, Carl Fridh-Kleberg, told Morning Report all eyes are on Vladimir Putin and how he responds to the terrorist attack.
An injured man outside the Technological Institute metro station in St Petersburg Photo: AFP
A riot police officer guards the area next to the entrance to Sennaya Square metro station in Saint Petersburg. Photo: AFP
A man places flowers in memory of victims of the blast in the Saint Petersburg metro outside Technological Institute station. Photo: AFP
