The group claims the bomb was used to blow up a Russian airliner, killing 224 people onboard.
ISIS has released a photo of what it claims is the bomb that brought down a Russian jetliner over the Sinai Peninsula last month.
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The image was contained in the latest edition of Dabiq, an English-language propaganda publication distributed by a media division of the terrorist group.
The improvised explosive device was inside a can of Schweppes Gold pineapple juice, ISIS alleges.
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Militants “discovered a way to compromise the security at Sharm el-Sheikh airport” to cause the Metrojet passenger plane’s crash on Oct. 31, which killed all 224 people aboard.
Russia has offered a $50 million award for information about those responsible for the bomb.
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