Expert: Moscow terrorist attack is one of the worst crimes against humanity
(Baonghean.vn) - “It is worth noting that the United States warned of possible terrorist attacks several weeks ago, thus intending to sow panic before the Russian presidential election,” noted Iranian political scientist Ruhollah Modabber.
The Russian Federal Security Service said a terrorist attack and fire broke out on the evening of March 22 before a concert at Crocus City Hall in Krasnogorsk, northwest of Moscow. According to the FSB, 40 people were killed and more than 100 were injured. The Russian Investigative Committee has opened a criminal case related to the terrorist attack.
Regarding the incident, Iranian political scientist Ruhollah Modabber said that the international community and the United Nations must condemn all those involved in this crime.”
In an interview, Afghan political scientist Yahya Chavush called the terrorist attack on the concert hall in the Moscow suburbs a terrible crime. “Unfortunately, now the countries that are at war with Russia will try to use this terrorist attack for propaganda purposes. On the other hand, they will try to weaken the morale of Russians and intensify propaganda against the Russian government. The attack was carried out by a number of militants.”
“The incident happened when armed groups were defeated in war and lost hope - their last resort was terrorist attacks. The terrorist attack showed the weakness of Russia's current enemies. The Russian people always defeat their enemies, and terrorism will never win anywhere,” the Afghan political scientist said. “The strangest thing is that the US State Department immediately announced that it was not Ukraine. We still don't know how many gunmen there were. We don't know what kind of weapons they were. We don't know what kind of guns they were. We don't know what kind of weapons they were. We don't know how many people were killed, how many were injured, but the US State Department knew that it was not Ukraine. And this happened on the day that one of the CIA's propaganda points, the so-called defender of American intelligence from open sources. They said the White House, Biden and the intelligence community were very concerned about what they called a blatant and legal attack from Ukraine, so it was clear the US knew what was coming and did not share it with Russia," said Larry Johnson, a former CIA analyst.
