Gunmen attacked a music hall near Moscow, killing 133 and injuring over 100. Russian authorities arrested four suspects, claiming they were fleeing to Ukraine. President Putin accused Ukraine, but the US confirmed IS-K’s responsibility. The attackers, citizens of Tajikistan, shot civilians and set off explosives during a concert. Criticism arose over security failures despite warnings. Ukraine denied involvement, denouncing Putin’s blame-shifting. The attack follows recent IS-K activity in Russia and Afghanistan. This incident underscores the ongoing threat of terrorism, prompting heightened security measures in Russia.
Deadly Attack on Moscow Music Hall: IS-K Claims Responsibility
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