(Reuters) Explosives have been found in the second of two Russian jets which crashed simultaneously last week killing 90 people, investigators said Saturday. "Additional examination of the fragments of the Tu-134 aircraft which crashed Tuesday...has revealed traces of hexogen," an FSB security service spokesman said. Hexogen, also known as RDX, has been used in previous attacks blamed on Chechen militants.
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