Over 60 Killed, 145 Injured in Moscow Concert Hall Attack; ISIS Claims Responsibility
Moscow had one of its deadliest terror attacks in decades. Gunmen invaded a crowded concert hall in Moscow, killing more than 60 people and injuring over 145. The assailants set fire to the arena, making it one of Russia’s bloodiest attacks in recent years. The Islamic State group claimed responsibility, citing a planned assault on a gathering of “Christians.” Videos showed armed men firing at panicked attendees, with reports suggesting explosives were used.
The Kremlin condemned the attack, tightening security across the country. Amid rising tensions, Russian officials avoided officially criticizing any party, while some lawmakers accused Ukraine, prompting threats of retaliation. The assault follows Western warnings of imminent threats in Moscow, highlighting continued security concerns.
