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"      ISIS propaganda mag publishes photo of the alleged bomb they used to take down #Metrojet https://t.co/xX0tbNO6BH pic.twitter.com/4NakpXaUxI \u2014 Andrew Kirell (@AndrewKirell) November 18, 2015    ISIS released a photo of the bomb it says exploded inside a Russian passenger jet on Halloween, killing all 224 people aboard. The device\u2014according to The Daily Beast, which republished the photo\u2014consists primarily of\u00A0a yellow can of Schweppes Gold soda.\u00A0 The picture appeared in the latest issue of ISIS&amp;#039;\u00A0glossy English-language propaganda magazine Dabiq. The caption said: &amp;quot;EXCLUSIVE - Image of the IED used to bring down the Russian airliner.&amp;quot; Russia&amp;#039;s Federal Security Service said the bomb contained 2.2 pounds of explosives.\u00A0 Metrojet Flight 9268 crashed in Egypt&amp;#039;s Sinai Peninsula\u2014a hotbed of terrorist activity\u2014on\u00A0October\u00A031 after taking off from the Egyptian resort of Sharm el-Sheikh. The plane, bound for St. Petersburg, was filled mostly with Russian vacationers returning home.\u00A0 ISIS claimed responsibility for the bombing, but world leaders at first cast doubt on the claim. In the days after the crash, however, top leaders in the U.K. and America said there was strong evidence that ISIS had indeed brought down the jet. On Tuesday, Russia said ISIS was to blame for the crash and offered a $50 million reward for information about the perpetrators, according to CNN.\u00A0Egypt continues to investigate the crash.\u00A0 The world is on edge after ISIS&amp;#039;\u00A0horrific attacks on Paris Friday, suicide bombings in\u00A0Beirut on Thursday,\u00A0and the downing of the Metrojet flight. Soccer games in Europe have been canceled\u2014though some went\u00A0on\u2014while overnight\u00A0two Air France jets bound for Paris from Los Angeles and Washington, D.C., were diverted to Salt Lake City and Halifax, respectively, after bombs threats were phoned in. No explosives were found.\u00A0 "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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