Media Wire Express Correspondent
In a significant development, all four gunmen suspected of the Moscow concert massacre have been successfully arrested near Russia’s western border with Ukraine, Russian news agencies reported.
The Four suspects are under investigation following the confiscation of four sets of combat ammunition, over 500 rounds of ammunition, 28 magazines, and two AKs from the scene. The Investigative Committee plans to seek detention measures against the suspects soon.
Seven others have brought to the building of the central office of the Russia’s Investigative Committee to be detained on suspicion of the terrorist attack at Crocus City Hall.
The death toll as a result of the terrorist attack has increased to 137, Russian investigators said Sunday, adding that three of the victims are children. The search for bodies under the rubble of the complex continues. Authorities said earlier that the toll could rise significantly. The local governor said 142 people remain hospitalized, 32 of them were since discharged, while 38 were provided with outpatient care.
Efforts are underway to return personal belongings, documents, and cars to individuals present at the concert complex during the attack.
ISIS claimed responsibility for the deadly attack Friday night, in which gunmen opened fire on concertgoers at one of Moscow’s largest entertainment complexes. The attackers then set the complex on fire.
Earlier, Russian media posted unverified photos of a car they said belonged to some of the attackers near Russia’s western border, and a Russian MP said at least two suspects were detained after a car chase and a shootout, though neither of these has been verified or confirmed by Russian authorities.
Investigators said more than 500 rounds of ammunition and 28 magazines, as well as two Kalashnikov assault rifles, were found at the scene.
Information Gathered from Attackers
Dalerdzhon Mirzoyev, 32; Saidakrami Rachabalizoda, 30; Shamsidin Fariduni, 25; and Mukhammadsobir Faizov, 19.The individuals behind the terrorist attack at Crocus City Hall, known as “The Preacher’s Assistant” and “Abdullo Taxi,” exhibit several distinctive characteristics:
– They reportedly have poor Russian language skills, with one communicating in Tajik through an interpreter.
– The attack was allegedly carried out for financial gain, with promises of significant sums of money.
– While the name of the “preacher” remains undisclosed, one of the terrorists acknowledged listening to his teachings.
– One of the terrorists recently returned from Turkey, but it is unclear if there was any interaction with the “preacher” or his associates there.
– The “assistant preacher” provided the attack location coordinates, while the organizers supplied them with Kalashnikov assault rifles.
– The terrorists resided together in a Moscow hostel, with limited familiarity among them.
– They purchased their escape vehicle through familial connections with intentions to work as taxi drivers.
– During their escape towards the border, they discarded their weapons.
Interrogation details do not present a clear connection between the individuals or their motives for orchestrating one of Russia’s deadliest terrorist attacks.
Additional Source:Sputnik International
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