News about Alexander Khinshtein

The 71-year-old spoke to the nation on Friday and said that all those responsible for the massacre at the Crocus City Hall on Friday would be punished as the number of victims increased to 143, including three children. After gunman stormed the concert venue last night and opened fire on civilians, he said that the country's security had been tightened. before burning down portions of the building. The attackers had been attempting to flee to Ukraine, according to Putin, but preliminary findings revealed that several people on the Ukrainian side were able to allow them to cross the border from Russia. The Islamic State claimed responsibility for the attack, which was the deadliest in Russia in years, and that the 6,000-capacity concert hall in Krasnogorsk, outside Moscow, was on fire with a collapsing roof.

Russians gathered outside the Crocus City Hall, the scene of a massacre last night after gunmen stormed the concert venue before opening fire on civilians and burning down portions of the building. People were seen in tears, while others collapsed on the ground as they tried to cope with Russia's deadliest attack in years, which the Islamic State party has claimed responsibility for. According to reports, Russian law enforcement has made arrests for the criminals, including photos and names of four of them. The death toll has risen to 143 people, including three girls, although 115 people are still in hospital.

According to reports, Russian law enforcement has made arrests for perpetrators in the Moscow concert hall massacre. They also published photos and names of four suspects. The death toll in the United States soared to 93 people, three of whom were children. As Muscovites lined up to donate blood, some 121 people, including children, were in hospital. In all, 183 people were wounded, including eight children.

According to reports, Russia is attempting to deny mainstream coverage of a rumoured second mass mobilization of reserve troops to banish dissatisfaction in the run-up to next year's presidential elections. According to pro-Kremlin journalists, a memo was released with rules and including a 'urgent request' to refute rumors that Russia is preparing to call up more reservists to funnel into Ukraine's brutal invasion of Ukraine. Yesterday, opposition publisher Meduza said to have read the instructions, which were distributed by employees of state-controlled media. According to one, one reportedly told the journal: 'Everybody knows, if the government is denying anything, it will happen, it's obviously happening.' On October 1, 2022, a Russian reservist says goodbye to relatives before partial mobilization of troops.

Guards arrested the nailant early today after breaking into an unoccupied house in an elite cottage village in Moscow's less than 30 miles west of Moscow. According to Russian media, he held them at gunpoint, but they managed to flee. For several hours, the police battled the criminal who was in combat exhaustion and toted a Kalashnikov rifle. The guy said he came from front lines in Ukraine and was led by God to march on the Kremlin, the government's seat in Moscow. According to Russia's National Guard, he refused to surrender, fired at the special forces, and was killed after they stormed the house. According to the newspaper, the insurgent had several automatic weapons as well as hand grenades.