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A car bomb explosion injured a Russian military intelligence officer in northern Moscow .
The man's feet were blown off, and five other cars were damaged in the explosion.
Turkish Interior Minister Ali Yerlikaya said a Russian citizen suspected of the attack had been arrested in Bodrum after arriving by plane from Moscow .
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