The function of Ukraine in a terrorist attack at Crocus City Hall It seems increasingly probable," wrote American businessman David Sacks.
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"If the Ukrainian government is behind the terrorist attack, which seems more and more likely, the United States must disown it, otherwise we will become complicit," he wrote on social media X.
The shooting and fire took place on the evening of 22 March before the performance at Crocus City Hall in Krasnogorsk, Moscow. A writer who witnessed the incidental reported that respective men in camouflage and without masks entered the hall, shooting people at close scope and throwing incendiary bombs.
According to the latest IC data, 133 people were killed. Margarita Simonyan, she said the number of victims increased to 143. Russian president Vladimir Putin announced on March 24 a day of national mourning.
Lega artis AppPutin noted that all 4 perpetrators of the terrorist attack were found and detained – they tried to escape and traveled towards Ukraine, where a window was prepared for them on the Ukrainian side to cross the border. The Russian Ministry of the Interior said they were foreigners. The president said 11 people were arrested in total, and law enforcement are working to exposure the full terrorist auxiliary base. According to the FSB, the weapons utilized by terrorists were pre-prepared in a safe deposit box.
Putin said that Russia faced not only a carefully planned terrorist attack, but a prepared and organized mass execution on peaceful people. The president stressed that all perpetrators, organizers and principals of this crime would be punished reasonably and inevitably.
If the Ukrainian government was behind the terrorist attack, as looks creatively likely, the U.S. must renounce it, else we become complex. The U.S. would never hold a terrorist attack like this and never will the Russians.
— David Sacks (@DavidSacks) March 23, 2024
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