POSSIBLE TERROR ATTACK  Debris from a crashed Russian charter jet in Egypt’s Sinai is seen in this November 1 photo. Russian authorities late Monday acknowledged that the Airbus A-321 with 224 people on board could have been brought down by a terrorist attack, shortly after it took off from Sharm el-Sheikh, Egypt on October 31. AFP PHOTO
POSSIBLE TERROR ATTACK
Debris from a crashed Russian charter jet in Egypt’s Sinai is seen in this November 1 photo. Russian authorities late Monday acknowledged that the Airbus A-321 with 224 people on board could have been brought down by a terrorist attack, shortly after it took off from Sharm el-Sheikh, Egypt on October 31. AFP PHOTO

SHARM EL SHEIKH, Egypt: Moscow acknowledged Monday for the first time a terrorist attack could have caused last month’s Russian plane crash in Egypt, as thousands more tourists were evacuated from the country.

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