Brit Papers Claim Hotel Maids Downed Russian Airliner

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Russian emergency services personnel and Egyptian servicemen working at the crash site of a A321 Russian airliner in Wadi al-Zolomat, a mountainous area of Egypt’s Sinai Peninsula Getty Images

Egyptian police are reportedly exploring a new theory that hotel staff may have planted the bomb possibly used to down a Russian passenger plane in tourists’ luggage.

Maids, porters and other hotel staff are being questioned and having their backgrounds checked for any extremist links, The Telegraph reported.

No suspects have been named following days of interviews with airport workers and with the Egyptian government “90 per cent sure” the plane exploded, police are looking for new leads.

Read the Telegraph story at the UK Independent:

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