Lutfulloi Nazrimad : “Ambassadors Tribute at Moscow Hall Massacre Site”

Accident – Death – Obituary News : : 1. Moscow concert hall massacre tribute
2. Ambassadors honor victims with flowers

Foreign diplomats in Russia placed flowers at the site of the recent attack on a suburban Moscow concert hall that claimed 144 lives. Ambassadors from the US, EU countries, Africa, and Latin America attended the event. Thousands of people have created a memorial at Crocus City Hall with flowers and tokens. The death toll rose to 144, with 551 people wounded. An affiliate of the Islamic State group claimed responsibility for the attack, while Russia believes Ukraine and the West were involved. Nine suspects have faced court, with an outflow of migrant workers from Moscow to Tajikistan due to fear and panic.

Foreign Diplomats Pay Tribute at Moscow Concert Hall Attack Site

Last week’s tragic attack on a suburban Moscow concert hall that claimed the lives of 144 people has seen an outpouring of grief and solidarity from around the world. Over the weekend, foreign diplomats in Russia came together to pay their respects at the site of the devastating incident.

Ambassadors from the United States, European Union countries, Africa, and Latin America were among those who laid flowers at the Crocus City Hall, where the attack took place. According to Russian state news agency RIA Novosti, representatives from around 130 diplomatic missions, including those from “unfriendly states,” attended the somber event.

Since the tragedy unfolded, thousands of individuals have visited the concert hall to leave flowers, wreaths, teddy bears, and other tokens of remembrance, creating a poignant makeshift memorial at the site.

Investigation Into the Attack Continues

The death toll from the attack rose to 144 on Friday, with the Russian Health Minister confirming the loss of another victim who succumbed to their injuries in the hospital. The number of wounded individuals was reported to be 551, according to figures from the Moscow regional department of the Russian Emergency Situations Ministry.

The Russian Investigative Committee revealed that 134 of the deceased had been identified, while genetic tests are being conducted to identify other victims who remain unidentified.

An affiliate of the Islamic State group claimed responsibility for the attack, although the Kremlin has pointed fingers at Ukraine and the West, a claim vehemently denied by Kyiv. Nine individuals were detained in Tajikistan in connection to the attack, while a total of nine suspects in Russia have faced court proceedings and have been remanded in pre-trial detention.

Impact on Tajikistan’s Migrant Workers

Following the attack, Tajikistan’s Ministry of Labor, Migration, and Employment reported an outflow of migrant workers from Moscow back to Tajikistan. Deputy Labour Minister Shakhnoza Nodiri stated that many individuals were expressing fear and panic, leading to a desire to return to their home country. The situation is being closely monitored, with more individuals reportedly returning to Tajikistan than leaving.

Russian officials previously announced the arrest of 11 suspects, including four individuals who allegedly carried out the attack. These suspects, identified as Tajik nationals, appeared in a Moscow court on terrorism charges and showed signs of severe beatings during the proceedings.

Recent developments have seen the Russian Investigative Committee detaining another suspect in connection to the Crocus City Hall attack, suspected of involvement in financing the operation. Further details about the suspect’s identity and actions have not been disclosed.

The aftermath of the tragic incident continues to unfold as authorities work to unravel the complexities surrounding the attack and provide justice for the victims and their families.