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Putin suggests Ukraine was linked to deadly attack on Moscow-area concert hall

Russian politicians accused Ukraine of involvement in the attack, which Ukraine denied
Putin claimed the attackers were attempting to cross into Ukraine, with no evidence provided
Putin declared a national day of mourning due to the deadliest attack in

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News18 India

Moscow Theatre Attackers Were Headed For Ukraine, Had Contacts There: Russia

The Russian security service on Saturday told state-run news outlet TASS that the perpetrators of the deadly attack on Moscow’s Crocus City Hall had "contacts" in Ukraine and were trying to flee there.

1 month ago·India

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The Hindu

Russia’s Putin suggests Ukrainian link to deadly attack on Moscow-area concert hall

Russian President Vladimir Putin said all four people directly involved in the attack had been detained and suggested they were trying to cross the border into Ukraine while escaping

1 month ago·India

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Reuters

Putin says concert attackers were fleeing to Ukraine when detained

Russian President Vladimir Putin said on Saturday that the four men who attacked a concert near Moscow were heading towards Ukraine when they were detained, and that they hoped to cross the border.

1 month ago·United Kingdom

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NDTV

"Barbaric Terrorist Act": Putin Vows Retribution For Moscow Attack

Russian President Vladimir Putin on Saturday called an attack on a concert hall that killed more than 100 a "barbaric terrorist act" and vowed harsh retribution to all those involved. In a televised address, Putin said all four gunmen had been arrested before they had a chance to cross the border into Ukraine. "I am speaking to you today in connection with the bloody, barbaric terrorist act, the victims of which were dozens of innocent, peaceful…

1 month ago·New Delhi, India

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