Aminchon Islomov and his father Isroil Islomov have appealed their pre-trial detention in connection with the Moscow concert hall attack. The Islomov family, including brothers Amirchon and Dilovar, are suspected of aiding the attackers who killed at least 143 people.
Fact: The official toll from the attack on Crocus City Hall stands at 140 dead and 182 wounded.
Russian state investigators are considering a request from parliamentarians to investigate terrorist acts against Russia by the United States and other Western countries.
– A terrorist attack in Moscow resulted in the death of 137 people
– Marios Pelekanos is leaving DISY and joining ELAM in Cyprus
– A commercial ship struck a bridge in Baltimore causing it to collapse
– Battles continue in Ukraine for two years
– A princess in Britain announces she has cancer
– Pelekanos is a former banker with far-right views joining ELAM in Cyprus
– The rise of the far-right is a dangerous phenomenon worldwide
Fact: Two powerful allies of Russian President Vladimir Putin believe that Ukraine was involved in the attack on a concert hall just outside Moscow that killed at least 139 people and wounded 180 others. Ukraine has denied any involvement and Islamic State claimed responsibility for the attack.
At least 139 people were killed and 182 wounded in an attack at the Crocus City Hall concert venue near Moscow. The attackers, armed with Kalashnikov automatic weapons, began shooting at terrified civilians in the venue. Islamic State claimed responsibility for the attack, which Russian officials have cast doubt on. Russian President Vladimir Putin stated that the attackers were heading towards Ukraine when they were detained. The FSB detained 11 people, including the four gunmen who directly carried out the attack.
– Gunmen attacked a concert hall outside Moscow, killing 137 people
– The U.S. and other Western countries warned of an imminent attack in Moscow, linked to Islamic State
– Russia accused Ukraine of being involved in the attack, which Ukraine denied
– Four suspects, citizens of Tajikistan, were charged with terrorism in connection to the attack
– France raised its security alert, linking the attack to Islamic State
– The U.S. and Russia traded accusations over the attack, with the U.S. denying any Ukrainian involvement and Russia questioning U.S. assertions
Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov believes that any global peace summit on Ukraine that excludes Russia will fail.
– A new project called Follow the Music by Larnaka 2030 brings together musicians and music lovers for secret live performances in undisclosed locations in the Larnaca region.
– The project aims to promote young and emerging musicians of the island.
– The next event will feature musicians Irene Hadjisophocleous and Earworms, blending romantic violin sounds with pop-rock music.
– The exact location of the concert remains unknown until two hours before the event, when registered participants receive a text message with the details.
Russia expressed skepticism about the United States’ claims that the Islamic State was behind a gun attack on a concert hall outside Moscow, which resulted in 137 deaths and 182 injuries. The attack, occurring just before a performance by the rock group Picnic, was the deadliest in Russia in two decades. Four men, including at least one Tajik, were detained on terrorism charges. Despite the Islamic State claiming responsibility and the U.S. believing this claim, Russian President Vladimir Putin has not linked the group to the attack, instead suggesting the attackers were trying to flee to Ukraine. The U.S. had warned Russia about an imminent attack earlier in the month. Russia questioned the U.S.’s assertion of Islamic State’s involvement, hinting at a potential diversion to cover for Kyiv. The U.S. maintains intelligence confirming Islamic State’s responsibility. Putin mentioned the detention of 11 individuals, including the suspected gunmen. Videos of the suspects’ interrogations appeared on social media, showing signs of mistreatment. Following the attack, France raised its terror alert to the highest level.