The death toll rises to 137 murdered and counting. With over 122 injured in one of Russia’s deadliest terror attack in decades.
As Israel continues to battle Hamas militants from an October 7th terror attack, the world witnesses more devastation at the hands of Islamic terrorists.
This time instead of Jewish people that were singled out, it was Orthodox Christians that were the target at a festival located at the famous Crocus Hall.
The islamic militants in fact attacked “a large gathering of Christians”, killing and wounding hundreds and causing “great destruction” before withdrawing “safely”.
Islamic terrorists in many part of the world including Europe, Asia, Africa, and South America are waging a war on nations who are actively against Islamic terror, while pursuing and punishing terrorists.
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ISIL claims responsibility
ISIL stands for Islamic State of Iraq and Levant. The Afghan arm of ISIL is known as the Islamic State in Khorasan Province or ISIL-K.
This terror group has claimed responsibility for the attack in Moscow via the Telegram channel of Amaq, a media outlet affiliated with the terrorist organization.
The Islamic militants specifically targeted and attacked “a large gathering of Christians”, killing and wounding hundreds and causing “great destruction” before withdrawing “safely”.
ISIL-K is currently in a power struggle war against the Taliban movement that seized power in Afghanistan after the US forces withdrawal in 2021.
Although Moscow lists the Taliban as a “terrorist group,” it has increased communication with the group as of late, welcoming its emissaries into Moscow and inside regional security conferences.
These actions have potentially outraged the ISIL-K group, seeking to attack Moscow directly.
The US has said that its intelligence backs up the ISIL claim of responsibility for the attack.
But neither Kremlin-controlled media nor Putin’s opponents are as convinced that this was specifically ISIL from Afghanistan or the Levant region.
Instead Kremlin leadership believe these were Islamic militants that Kyiv has harboured and nurtured for the last decade.
Ukrainian Connection
These Islamic militants presumed to be living inside Ukraine are assumed to supported by the U.S. Biden administration as well as other “anti-Russia” western forces.
Their ultimate goal is to destabilize Russia from the inside. Which in doing so, essentially created the trigger for the Ukrainian-Russian War.
Politician Alexander Khinstein claimed that early on Saturday, Russian police stopped a car with suspected attackers in the western Bryansk region that borders Ukraine and Belarus.
Two suspects have been apprehended after a shootout and the remaining passengers fled to the forest, he claimed on Telegram.
Tajik passports were found in the car along with a pistol and ammunition, he claimed, citing police sources. Tajikistan borders Afghanistan, and its residents speak a language related to Farsi.
In Moscow, Russia’s Federal Security Service, better known as the FSB, claim to have detained 11 men, including four alleged attackers responsible for terror attack.
It is believed the militants were going to cross from Russia into Ukraine, where they had “contacts”.
Ukraine’s Response
In response, a Ukrainian think tank blamed Russian special services for releasing the misinformation.
Instead it states that Russia organized the attack “in order to blame Ukraine and find an excuse for a new mobilization in Russia”
The Ukrainian Center to Counter Disinformation released these statement through the Kyiv-based UNIAN news agency.
Global Alliance Against Terror
With increasing Islamic terror attacks by a growing number of Islamic terror groups worldwide, the world is certainly on edge.
Every nation against terror attacks must consider the establishment of a global alliance.
A group of unified nations against all forms of terror with nation members dedicated to the eradication of terror attacks on every member’s soil in a global alliance against terror.
