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Ukraine war latest updates: ‘Radical Islamists’ carried out Moscow terror attack, Putin says, but he insists Ukraine link exists

latest information on the Ukraine war: Putin claims "radical Islamists" were responsible for the terror assault in Moscow, but he maintains there is a connection to Ukraine.





Vladimir Putin, the president of Russia, acknowledged on Monday that “radical Islamists” were responsible for the terrorist attack that claimed lives in Moscow last Friday, but he insisted—without providing any proof—that there was a connection to Ukraine.

The Islamic State organization claimed responsibility for Friday night's attack on the Crocus City Hall venue, which resulted in 139 fatalities and over 100 injuries. However, Putin implied—without providing proof—that the assailants were connected to Ukraine.Vladimir Putin, the president of Russia, acknowledged on Monday that “radical Islamists” were responsible for the terrorist attack that claimed lives in Moscow last Friday, but he insisted—without providing any proof—that there was a connection to Ukraine.


The Islamic State group claimed responsibility for Friday's attack on the Crocus City Hall location.




"We know that the crime was committed by radical Islamists, whose ideology the Islamic world itself has been fighting for centuries," Putin stated in response to the incident with Kremlin officials on Monday.

"However, we also observe that the United States is attempting, via a variety of means, to persuade its allies and other nations that, based on their intelligence reports, there was no trace of Kyiv in the terrorist attack that occurred in Moscow; rather, the murderous assault was carried out by jihadists, specifically members of the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria, who are prohibited from entering Russia."



Kiev refuted any role in the incident, stating that Moscow's irrational accusations that Ukraine was involved were "absolutely predictable." Additionally, US officials denied any connection to Kiev, telling reporters on Monday through White House spokesperson John Kirby,
When gunmen broke into the Crocus City Hall concert hall and started shooting and setting the building on fire, about 140 people were killed. The militant group known as the Islamic State took credit, but Russia was eager to link Ukraine to the outcry without providing any supporting documentation.

Since then, Russian President Vladimir Putin has acknowledged that so-called "radical Islamists" were responsible for the attack, but he has persisted in asserting that Ukraine was involved.


like the attackers attempted to retreat toward Ukraine, Bortnikov restated Russia's assertion that they were apprehended and would be welcomed "as heroes" there.

The bandits planned to travel overseas. Specifically to the Ukrainian territory. Our initial operating data indicates that theywere anticipated there," he said to Zarubin in a Russian-language interview that was uploaded to his Telegram channel.

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