Russian Ambassador Claims US Provided No Information Prior To Terrorist Attack
The disclosure of this information preceded Friday's horrific assault on a Moscow venue, resulting in a reported death toll of at least 137, with scores more injured.
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The disclosure of this information preceded Friday's horrific assault on a Moscow venue, resulting in a reported death toll of at least 137, with scores more injured.
The terror attack in Moscow that has reportedly caused at least 133 deaths will further unify Russians, as Chinese experts said the incident will not weaken, but will strengthen the authority of Russian President Vladimir Putin as Russians want the government and military to revenge for the victims, and Russia will surely retaliate not only against the terrorists but also other related hostile forces behind the attack.
The attack on Moscow's popular Crocus City Hall that left at least 133 dead has become the deadliest attack in Russia since the Beslan school siege in 2004.
As four suspects were charged in the deadly terrorist attack on a concert at Moscow's Crocus City Hall, Russia's ambassador to the United States claimed that the U.S. administration didn't pass "concrete information" through the Russian Embassy in Washington about possible preparations for a terror attack. At least 101 of the victims were being treated in hospitals on Sunday, Russian officials said. Russian authorities identified the two suspects charged in Friday's attack as Dalerjon Mirzoev an
The Russian Investigative Committee has updated the death toll in the Crocus City attack to 137.