Crocus Terror Attack News Today

Earlier Russian officials repeatedly stressed that “Ukrainian trace” in terrorist attack is evident and reminded that Kiev regime was responsible for numerous atrocities against Russian citizens.

The Russian Investigative Committee has requested to arrest the eighth defendant in the Crocus City Hall concert venue terrorist attack case, Moscows Basmanny District Court told Sputnik on Tuesday.

International cooperation is necessary when it comes to fight against terrorism, but the dialogue is currently on hold due to escalated tensions in the world, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said on Monday

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un expresses condolence to Russian President Vladimir Putin regarding the terror attack in “Crocus” concert hall in the Moscow region, reports KCNA.

On Friday 22 March group of camouflaged men stormed “Crocus” concert hall in Moscow region and opened fire, killing over one hundred of people and setting building on fire.

On March 22, a group of armed terrorists murdered over 100 innocent civilians in cold blood at the Crocus City Hall concert venue in Moscow, in what became one of the deadliest acts of terror to occur in the Russian capital.

The crane is a symbol of immortality in many world cultures and Russian people paint these birds to honor the memory of the victims of the conflicts.

On Friday 22 March, a group of camouflaged felons stormed Crocus City Hall in Moscow suburbs, killing over 130 people and setting building on fire. The suspects were detained near Ukrainian border with blood trail likely leading directly to Kiev.

In his speech, Russian president expresses his condolences to the victims, declared national day of mourning and vowed to fight international terrorism.

Chinese President Xi Jinping has sent Russian President Vladimir Putin a letter of condolences over the deadly terrorist attack in Crocus City Hall near Moscow, the state-run Chinese broadcaster reported on Saturday.