Death toll rises to 60 in Moscow attack - IS claims responsibility
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Death toll rises to 60 in Moscow attack - IS claims responsibility Moscow: The death toll has risen to 60 after terrorists opened fire at a concert venue in the Russian capital Moscow. IS A terrorist organization has claimed responsibility for the attack. However its authenticity is yet to be confirmed by the government. Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi strongly condemned the attack. Vladimir Putin won the recent presidential election in Russia by a landslide. After 200 years, he became president again for the 3rd time in a row, beating Stalin's record. In this case, yesterday (Friday) this attack took place. It is known as the worst terrorist attack in Russia in recent times.
The attack took place at the massive 6,200-seat concert hall in the center of Krokus, west of Moscow. At the time of the incident, a concert by the Russian band Picnic was going on. Then suddenly many people collapsed due to gunshots. Not only did they shoot, but the terrorists also went to the arena with fire. The police, fire and security forces rushed to the spot immediately after being informed. So far 60 people have died in this incident. More than 100 people were seriously injured.
Prime Minister Modi Condemned: In a post shared on X page, Prime Minister Modi condemned the attack and said, “We strongly condemn the brutal terrorist attack in Moscow. Prayers for the families of the victims. He posted that India stands by the Russian government and people at this critical moment.
It has been revealed that the IS organization in Russia has been actively trying to stage conspiracies for the past few weeks. Intelligence thwarted a planned attack on a Jewish synagogue in Russia on March 7. A few days before that, Russian security forces shot down 6 members of IS. In this case, the attack took place yesterday.
Meanwhile, Russian Security Council Chairman Dmitry Medvedev has accused a Ukrainian conspiracy behind the attack. But Mykhailo Podoliak, an adviser to Ukrainian President Zelensky, categorically denied the allegation. "Ukraine will never encourage such a terrorist attack," he said
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