MOSCOW – On March 22, 2024, a tragic incident unfolded at Moscow’s Crocus City Hall when four gunmen opened fire, resulting in a devastating loss of life. As of the latest report, the death toll stands at 115, including five children, with an additional 145 individuals sustaining injuries in the attack.
Authorities have since detained 11 individuals, including all four gunmen involved in the shooting. While ISIS has claimed responsibility for the attack, no concrete evidence has been provided to substantiate their claim. It’s worth noting that ISIS has made false claims in the past, casting doubt on their assertion regarding this incident.
The gunmen reportedly used fully automated weapons, including a rare early variant (Gen 1) AK-12 rifle. This particular weapon is typically only utilized by countries such as Russia, Belarus, Kazakhstan, Armenia, and Qatar. The rarity of this firearm raises questions about how the attackers obtained such weaponry, as access to it would likely be restricted outside of official channels.
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