Moscow Attack: The head of Russia’s Federal Security Service told the country’s President Vladimir Putin on Saturday that 11 people have been detained after the attack on a concert venue in Moscow.
Moscow: More than 90 people have died in an attack on a function venue in Moscow, Russia. Meanwhile, the police have detained 11 suspects. It is being claimed that the detained suspects also include the four accused who had fired at people at the incident site. He was arrested after a “car chase” in the Bryansk region of Russia.
The head of Russia’s Federal Security Service told the country’s President Vladimir Putin on Saturday that 11 people have been detained after the attack on a concert venue in Moscow. Russia’s government news agency Tass gave this information.
93 people have died and 145 others have been injured in this attack. The attackers had entered the venue of the function and fired indiscriminately at the people present there. The attackers set the venue of the ceremony on fire after the firing. Islamic State claimed responsibility for the attack in a statement posted on social media. This is the most gruesome attack in Russia in the last few years.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi strongly condemned the terrorist attack in the Russian capital Moscow on Saturday and said that India stands in solidarity with the Russian government and its people in this hour of grief. PM Modi wrote on the social media platform ‘X’, “We strongly condemn the heinous terrorist attack in Moscow. We express our condolences to the families of the victims. India stands with the government and people of Russia in this hour of grief.” Standing in solidarity.”
It is being told that this attack happened during a music concert of Picnic Rock Band. An eyewitness to the Moscow attack told news agency AFP that the firing suddenly started a few minutes before the start of the Picnic Rock band’s concert. After this there was screaming and people started running to save their lives. Interfax news agency quoted emergency services as saying that two to five men dressed in military uniforms, armed with automatic weapons to conceal their identities, entered the concert hall and opened fire.