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Three days after the terrorist attack on a Moscow concert hall, 97 people are still being treated in hospitals, the head of the Moscow region's health administration said on Monday. The patients are spread across hospitals in the capital and the Moscow region, Lyudmila Bolatayeva said. According to Russian news agencies, the injuries suffered varied in severity. By the Russian authorities' most recent count, 137 people were killed and more than 180 injured in the attack on Friday eveni...

After one of the most serious terrorist attacks in Russian history, in which gunmen fired indiscriminately at concert-goers at a venue on the outskirts of Moscow, killing 133 people, many questions remain. Another 152 people were injured, with many of them remaining in critical condition on Sunday, according to a report from the state news agency TASS, which cited the Moscow regional Civil Protection. Five children are reportedly among the injured. Russia observed a national day of mourning on S

Two days after one of the most serious terrorist attacks in Russian history, the Islamic State extremist militia published a video of Friday's mass shooting at a concert hall on the outskirts of Moscow in which at least 137 people were killed. Four unidentified gunmen fired indiscriminately at concert-goers at the Crocus City Hall venue in north-west Moscow shortly ahead of a concert on Friday evening. Eyewitnesses also reported that they heard explosions in the building before a major fire...

The Gordon County Sheriff’s Office initiated an investigation into an incident wherein a “molotov cocktail” – type incendiary device was lobbed at a church in…

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Man charged with terrorism after several devices go off in North Carolina and another is found in a church March 17, 2021 / 8:16 AM / CBS News Brevard, North Carolina — Authorities here charged a man with terrorism and possessing a weapon of mass destruction after "incendiary" devices were found at several buildings, including a church, on Sunday morning, reports CBS Spartanburg, South Carolina affiliate WSPA-TV. The one at the church was intact but the others had gone off, causing ligh...