For which they arrested the suspects in the terrorist attack in Crocus, how long they were in Russia and how they are connected with each other Photo: Sergey Ilnitsky / EPA-EFE Over the past three days, the court in Moscow arrested eight suspects of involvement in the terrorist attack in Crocus City Hall. They were all sent to a pre -trial detention center for two months, only four pleaded guilty.

The main events of March 26 Nikolai Patrushev, photo: Telegram channel of the Council of People's Commissars of the Russian Federation Rescuers completed the analysis of blockages to Crocus City Hall. The Ministry of Emergencies updated the list of those killed in Crocus. Now it has 120 names. The court arrested Alisher Kasimov, the eighth person involved in the case of a terrorist attack in Crocus. Patrushev and Bortnikov said that Ukraine is behind the terrorist attack in Crocus.

Novyevropa tells what migrants in Russia are faced with after the terrorist attack in Crocus Photo: Anatoly Maltsev / EPA-EFE By the morning of March 26, the court Arrested The eight defendants in the case about the terrorist attack on the Crocus City Hall concert platform in the Moscow Region, where, according to the latest data, 139 people were killed. Seven of the eight -seven Tajik citizens.

As the Kremlin dictator’s illegitimacy is now obvious, is it time to stop using the title he prizes so highly? Vladimir Putin at a press conference at his campaign headquarters on 18 March. Photo: EPA-EFE/NATALIA KOLESNIKOVA / POOL Kirill Martynov editor-in-chief of Novaya Gazeta Europe Unlike Athens, ancient Sparta was not a democracy, but it did have something akin to elections.

The security forces were tortured by suspects in the terrorist attack in Crocus. Both Moskalkov and Memorial, and other human rights activists say that this is unacceptable After the terrorist attack in the Crocus City Hall near Moscow, the FSB reported on the detention of four possible executors of the attack.

The secretary of Russia’s influential Security Council, Nikolay Patrushev, has told journalists that Ukraine was behind last week’s terror attack on Moscow’s Crocus City Hall, state-owned news agency TASS reported on Tuesday. Federal Security Service (FSB) director Alexander Bortnikov said on Tuesday that the terrorist attack had been organised by radical Islamists with the assistance of the Ukrainian secret services, though he added that it was still not known who had ordered the attack.

Photo: EPA-EFE/MAXIM SHIPENKOV Deputies in Russia’s lower house of parliament, the State Duma, have debated whether Russia should reintroduce the death penalty in light of last week’s Crocus City Hall terror attack, in which 139 people were killed and another 182 were injured, state news agency RIA Novosti reported on Tuesday.

Reporting from Paris, where the anti -war cultural festival Le doc en scène was held - he gathered together Ukrainians, Russians and French Photo: Nikita Muravyov Saturday, 12 days. Montreyu, the suburbs of Paris. At the opening of the festival, 70 people have already gathered. French, Russian and Ukrainian speech is heard. I'm looking for where to park my bike. Gael, writer and activist of the Russie-Libertés association, come to the rescue of me.

Photo: screenshot from an FSB video Photo: screenshot from an FSB video Russia’s Federal Security Service (FSB) thwarted an attempted bomb attack at a humanitarian aid collection point in central Russia’s Samara region, the FSB’s press service said on Tuesday.

The High Court in London has postponed the extradition of Wikileaks founder Julian Assange to the United States. About it reported Wikileaks itself on the social network X (formerly Twitter). According to the court ruling, Assange will be able to file a new appeal against the extradition decision if the United States does not provide a guarantee within three weeks that he will not be sentenced to death.

As with children, on the “conversations about the important”, they talked about the terrorist attack in Crocus City Hall Photo: Igor Kovalenko / EPA-EFE Initially, “Talk about the important” on Monday, March 25, wanted to spend on the topic “Russia - a healthy country”. But after the terrorist attack in Crocus City Hall, they decided to change it, because not to talk with schoolchildren about what happened somehow wrong. But what and how to talk with them is also incomprehensible.

Another wave of mobilisation looks even more likely in light of Putin’s landslide ‘re-election’ Photo: Maxim Shipenkov / EPA-EFE As Vladimir Putin begins his fifth term in office, he faces even fewer constraints on his power when deciding how to progress his war in Ukraine, and many now expect there to be a fresh wave of mobilisation, despite its unpopularity with the Russian public.

The FSB claims that in the Samara region, a “supporter of the RDK” was blown up by an improvised explosive device during his arrest. According to the telegram channel Baza and Kommersant, we are talking about local activist Andrei Zhvakin. As Novaya Gazeta Europe found out, he disappeared some time ago, his friends were looking for him. By versions FSB, a man born in 1994, allegedly planned to cause an explosion at a humanitarian aid reception point in the Samara region.

Ukraine was behind the terrorist attack on March 22 at Crocus City Hall. stated Secretary of the Russian Security Council Nikolai Patrushev. Journalists asked him who was involved in the tragedy at Crocus City Hall - the Islamic State or Ukraine. “Of course, Ukraine,” Patrushev replied. FSB Director Alexander Bortnikov asserts that the terrorist attack was prepared by radical Islamists, and the Ukrainian special services assisted them.

Who organized an attack on Crocus? Why couldn't the terrorists stop? Novyevropa asks the main questions The burning building Crocus City Hall. Photo: Ivan Vodopyanov / Kommersant / Sipa USA At the attack on Crocus City Hall, 139 people were killed on March 22, 182 suffered, follows from official data. The security forces detained 11 suspects of involvement in the attack and at least two of them were tortured. Eight people arrested the court for two months.