Belarus bomb - the Government behind it all: Two "confessions" by detained suspects
President Alexander Lukashenko did not say what caused the explosion at the Oktyabrskaya subway station, but suggested outside forces could be behind it.
‘I do not rule out that this gift [sic] could have been brought from outside,’ Lukashenko said. [Daily Mail, 11th April 2011]
Two suspects in Belarus have confessed to carrying out a bomb attack which killed 12 people in Minsk, says President Alexander Lukashenko. "We already know who committed this terrorist act and how," he said. "The only thing is we don't yet know why, but that will also be known soon." The arrests on Tuesday were "without noise, shots or hassle", he said.
Edmonton Journal: Official blast version in doubt
Ynet News: UN council condemns 'apparent terrorist attack' in Minsk
Kavkaz Center: Moscow hints at Lukashenko's involvement in metro bombings. - One of the Kremlin's propagandists, who is considered an expert on Belarus, Pavel Sheremet, made an open accusation of Lukashenko's involvement in organization of the bombings in the Minsk metro. He said in a live on Kommersant FM that the explosion in the Minsk metro is likely organized by Lukashenko, "because it is very beneficial to him".
MinnPost.com: Belarus seeks two in terror attack that baffles security experts