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The man had a previous criminal record and acted on instructions from a representative of a terrorist organization.
In St. Petersburg, a court arrested a local resident who planned to detonate an improvised explosive device (IED) near a relay cabinet. Lenta.ru was told about this by the joint press service of the city and regional courts.
The man will be in custody until December 7. He partially admitted his guilt. He was previously convicted.
According to investigators, the man got in touch with a representative of a terrorist organization and, on his instructions, conducted reconnaissance near the Georgievskaya railway station. In October, he received instructions to blow up a relay cabinet and a railroad track, and took from a cache a homemade explosive device that was disguised as a fuel canister. His crime was prevented by FSB officers.

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