Eleven were killed and 51 injured in a suspected suicide bomb blast inside a train in the St. Petersburg Metro, but you won’t see the expression of solidarity in European cities often displayed when other nations suffer similar heinous attacks.

UPDATE: Eiffel Tower to dim its lights for St. Petersburg attack victims after public outcry

That fact was not lost on the curious few who took to Twitter to question if Paris, Berlin, London or other Western capitals would be granting the victims of Russia the same acknowledgement given to so many in the wake of several terrorist attacks.

Curious to see if EiffelTower, Brandenburg Gate will bear the Russian flag tonight in solidarity after terror attackhttps://t.co/gzfHfRulRp — Bojan Pancevski (@bopanc) April 3, 2017

Will we see the Empire State Building & Eiffel Tower lit up in the colors of the Russian flag tonight? #StPetersburg#СанктПетербург#Питер — Danielle Ryan (@DanielleRyanJ) April 3, 2017

Breaking: #Russia suffers terror attack #Saintpetersburg Is France going to turn off the Eiffel tower in solidarity? https://t.co/nBImxS21D4 — Partisangirl (@Partisangirl) April 3, 2017

READ MORE: MSM raise ‘false flag’ conspiracy following St. Petersburg Metro blast

Many world leaders expressed their condolences with those impacted by the attack, including the Paris mayor, Anne Hidalgo.

Je tiens à exprimer ma solidarité et celle des Parisiens aux victimes de l'explosion dans le métro de #SaintPetersbourg. #SaintPetersburg — Anne Hidalgo (@Anne_Hidalgo) April 3, 2017

However, no landmark was decorated with Russia’s national colours Monday evening, although some creative types did try their best to rectify the snub.

So, let's see whether they light up the Eiffel Tower in the Russian national colours for the terrorist attack in #SaintPetersburg... — Chris Westinghouse (@DocProdigi) April 3, 2017

.@TourEiffelTweet dazzling as normal, but will there be a display tonight to mark the attack in #SaintPetersburg ? pic.twitter.com/RJtdSz9j9u — Charlotte Dubenskij (@CDubenskij_RT) April 3, 2017

Well... Today Europe's shown her kind tolerant sympathetic face. Nothing's happened in St Petersburg. #prayforstpetersburg? #prayforrussia? — Anna (@Carrot_Deirdre) April 3, 2017

READ MORE: 11 killed, 51 injured in St. Petersburg Metro blast (GRAPHIC IMAGES)

Germany’s Brandenburg Gate has a history of showing solidarity with nations after similar attacks in Paris, Brussels, London, Orlando, Istanbul, Nice and Jerusalem, according to Berliner-Zeitung, but a senate speaker from the German press agency said the landmark would not radiate the Russian national colours because St. Petersburg is not a partner city of Berlin, and “exceptions should only be made in exceptional cases.”

Brandenburg Gate illuminated for Jewish, Turkish, Gay and British victims. Will we see the Russian flag, too?#StPetersburg#SaintPetersburgpic.twitter.com/r3YfZjXdkW — Zeruyu (@Zeruyu) April 3, 2017

It's puzzling, and not smart, that the Brandenburg Gate wasn't lit up in the colors of the Russian flag tonight. — Leonid Bershidsky (@Bershidsky) April 3, 2017

Das Brandenburger Tor bestrahlt mit russischer Flagge,... es gibt nur Solidarität und Anteilnahme über alle Grenzen hinweg.#Berlinpic.twitter.com/X9QYPo1pnV — Neue Havanna Zeitung (@meisterjeder) April 3, 2017

Israel, however, did express its condolences and solidarity with the victims of the attack by lighting up city hall in Tel Aviv with the colours of the Russian flag.

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