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Central Asians in Russia Face Backlash After IS-K Terror Attack

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Russian media and analysts are reporting a spike in hate crimes and violence against migrants from Central Asia following last week's terror attack on a Moscow concert hall. The attack, which killed at least 139 people and injured nearly 200, has been claimed by the Islamic State terror group's Afghan affiliate, Islamic State-Khorasan, or IS-K.

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Cuban leader visits Russian embassy, pens condemnation of terror attack

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1 month ago·Moscow, Russian Federation

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Central Asians in Russia Face Backlash After IS-K Terror Attack

Washington — Russian media and analysts are reporting a spike in hate crimes and violence against migrants from Central Asia following last week’s terror attack on a Moscow concert hall, which has led to the arrests of seven people of Tajik origin. Responsibility for the attack, which killed at least 139 people and injured nearly 200, has been claimed by the Islamic State terror group's Afghan affiliate, known as Islamic State-Khorasan, or IS-K,…

1 month ago·United States

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