The trial of 19 people involved in the Crocus City Hall bombing that killed 149 people begins in Moscow on Monday. The attack was claimed by Islamic State.
Cristina Petrache
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On March 22, 2024, an armed attack at the Crocus City Hall concert hall in Moscow resulted in the deaths of 149 people. The attack, claimed by the Islamic State, was one of the bloodiest in Russia's recent history. The trial will try 19 people, including four attackers from Tajikistan. The attack sparked a xenophobic backlash against Central Asian migrants and was accompanied by unfounded accusations of Ukrainian involvement, which were rejected by the Kiev authorities.
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La Moscova începe procesul unuia din cele mai controversate atacuri teroriste din istoria Rusiei
Procesul atentatului de la Crocus City Hall din Moscova, revendicat de Statul Islamic şi soldat cu 149 de morţi şi 609 răniţi, începe la un tribunal militar / În total, 19 persoane urmează să fie judecate, inclusiv patru presupuşi atacatori, originari din Tadjikistan
Procesul atentatului de la Crocus City Hall din Moscova, revendicat de SI şi soldat cu 149 de morţi şi 609 răniţi, începe la un tribunal militar. În total, 19 persoane urmează să fie judecate, inclusiv patru presupuşi atacatori, originari din Tadjikistan
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