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On Friday evening, a group of gunmen carried out an attack at Crocus City Hall in Krasnogorsk.The venue, located northwest of central Moscow, was partially filled with people in advance of a sold-out concert.By Saturday night, at least 133 are reported to have been killed.Video filmed over the course of the attack helps paint a picture of how it was carried out. Image: The gunmen probably entered at the marked location Sky News has determined that the perpetrators likely entered the complex around 130m north of the concert hall’s foyer.Footage filmed in this location shows bodies and a set of…
The Moscow concert hall shooting on March 23 has become the deadliest terrorist attack in Russia in two decades. In the past 25 years, Russia has seen several attacks by terrorists, reportedly from Chechnya and other regions in the North Caucasus. Some were religiously motivated; some were carried out by separatists with political demands. The fight against terror has enabled the Kremlin to consolidate power and restrict political and public freedoms. DW looks at the deadliest terror attacks in Russia’s recent history and their political consequences. Russia detais 4 suspects as death toll risesTo view this video please enable JavaScript, and…
Voters in Slovakia headed to the polls on Saturday for the first round of the country’s presidential election, which pits the Russia-leaning ruling camp against a pro-Ukraine candidate. Slovaks are electing a successor to Zuzana Caputova, the country’s first female president, after she decided not to seek a second term. The outgoing president, who has sued the country’s Prime Minister Robert Fico for labeling her a traitor, says she does not have the energy to stay on for another five years, citing threats against her family amid a turbulent period in Slovakian politics. Caputova said she hoped her successor would “represent our country abroad well.” The…
Holland America deaths: Two crew members die after ‘incident’ on cruise ship in Bahamas | World News
Two crew members have died on a Holland America cruise ship during an “incident” in the ship’s engineering space, the cruise line has said.The pair died on Friday while the Nieuw Amsterdam liner was at the small island of Half Moon Cay in the Bahamas, Holland America added in a statement. Officials have been notified and the cause is being investigated.Other crew members have been offered counselling.Holland America said it was “deeply saddened” by the deaths, adding: “Our thoughts and prayers are with our team members’ families at this difficult time. “The safety, security and welfare of all guests and…
03/23/2024March 23, 2024Blame game: Kyiv denies involvement in Moscow terrorist attackUkrainian presidential adviser Mykhailo Podolyak has insisted that Kyiv had nothing to do with the deadly terrorist attack at a Moscow concert hall on Friday night. “Let’s be straight about this: Ukraine had absolutely nothing to do with these events,” Podolyak said in a video message posted on Telegram. “We have a full-scale, all-out war with the regular Russian army and with the Russian Federation as a country. Everything will be decided on the battlefield.” The Islamic State affiliate ISIS-K has officially claimed responsibility for the attack which left at…
Russia and Transnistria have lost their instruments of blackmail, Moldovan Energy Minister Victor Parlicov told DW, and his country has grown stronger and more resilient for it. Source link
Two men arrested over County Donegal service station blast released without charge | World News
Two men arrested over an explosion at a service station in County Donegal which killed 10 people have been released without charge.The blast on the afternoon of 7 October in the village of Creeslough, in northwestern Ireland, caused the death of four men, three women and three children, with ages ranging from five to 59.Police said two men, both in their 50s, were arrested on Friday morning for alleged offences contrary to the Non-Fatal Offences Against the Person Act 1997.A Gardai spokesperson said today: “The two males arrested yesterday have been released without charge.”The investigation led by Gardai in Donegal…
Thirty-five suspected Somali pirates arrived in Mumbai aboard the Indian Navy destroyer INS Kolkata on Saturday. They were apprehended in a daring high-seas Indian naval operation last week that recaptured a hijacked ship and freed its hostages. “INS Kolkata, with the 35 apprehended pirates returned to Mumbai on 23 March,” a navy statement said. In a video released by news agency ANI, the men can be seen standing at the dock by the ship surrounded by navy commandos. Navy spokesperson Vivek Madhwal said this is the first time in more than a decade pirates would be brought to Indian shores to…
The United States Senate approved a $1.2 trillion (€1.1 trillion) budget bill to fund the government for the fiscal year, narrowly avoiding a shutdown. The bill was passed in a 74-24 vote early on Saturday after a midnight deadline. It will now go to President Joe Biden to sign into law. The package funds key departments including Defense, Homeland Security, Treasury, and State through September 30. ‘Our persistence has been worth it’ The bill was passed in the nick of time as three-quarters of the government were at the verge of running out of cash at midnight. This comes aftertemporary funding…
‘I just got shot, I lost everything’: The families trapped in Haiti’s violent capital with nowhere to go | World News
When it comes, the gang violence is lethal and nobody in Haiti’s capital Port-au-Prince knows when or where it will flare up next.Thousands have been forced to leave their homes and those capable of leaving the city do so on buses and in cars, heading north away from the fighting. But tens of thousands simply can’t get away.They’re now living rough or in buildings that they have taken over.A huge argument erupts outside the locked gates of Haiti’s communications ministry building. Hundreds of families have moved in, and a group of their male family members strictly control who can and…