Fire rips through huge Moscow skyscraper
Moscow's night sky was lit up by flames as a fire broke out in a skyscraper which is planned to be Europe's tallest building.
Authorities say the fire started on the 67th floor of city's Federation Tower, which is under construction and is due to have 93 floors when it opens in 2013.
For much of the night, a huge orange plume of flames and smoke could be seen on the top of the tower as the fire burned over several floors.
Authorities say the fire started on the 67th floor of city's Federation Tower, which is under construction and is due to have 93 floors when it opens in 2013.
For much of the night, a huge orange plume of flames and smoke could be seen on the top of the tower as the fire burned over several floors.
"Any second that thing is gonna come straight down, just like Building 7 at the World Trade Towers on 9-11. Any second. Any second now. Gonna come right down. Any second. Any second now. Any second... Let's go get a beer."
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