Raspadskaya Repairs to Run $320M
Hushed-Up Fire Linked to Raspadskaya Mine Blast
Mafia Targeting Miners' Widows 'a Hoax'
Miner's Widow Claims Mafia Extortion
Grabovoi Offers to Work Miracle at Raspadskaya Mine
Coal Mine Rally Barred
Raspadskaya Pledges Supplies to Domestic Clients
Raspadskaya Mine Tragedy
An explosion that authorities said was a methane gas blast ripped through an underground mine in the coal-rich Kuzbass region Saturday, May 11, 2010, followed hours later by a stronger blast that wrecked the mine's main ventilation shaft and badly damaged buildings on the surface. The mine disaster was the deadliest in Russia since 110 people died after a methane blast at the Ulyanovskaya mine, also in the Kemerovo region, in March 2007.
- Mine Boss Charged Over Raspadskaya Blast
- Raspadskaya Sales Will Fall by Two-Thirds for Months
- Explosion May Cause Halt in Export Expansion
- Putin Tightens Screws on Mining Sector
- Riot Police Break Up Miners' Protest
- Mine Rescuers Suspend Work, 24 Still Missing
- Rescue Operations in Mine Won't Resume For a Week
- Mine Death Toll Reaches 60, Missing Count Hits 30
- Putin Visits Mine as Death Toll Passes 50
- Clock Ticking After Twin Mine Blasts Kill 32