But why? | US embassy employee allegedly steals Russian train station sign

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The Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs has revealed it believes a staff member from the US Embassy in Moscow was behind the disappearance of a railway sign earlier this year, saying the theft could have had deadly consequences.

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2 thoughts on “But why? | US embassy employee allegedly steals Russian train station sign”

    • Yes, it’s a sign (or signal) used by railway networks to communicate information to trains, such as switching changes on the route ahead, maintenance, speed changes, etc. Whoever did this, knew EXACTLY what he was doing, since, if there is one piece of technology on the railway system that you would want to target in order to cause havoc, this is it. However, he also shows an incredible lack of thinking things through, because these signs are also monitored by CCTV systems 24/7.

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