Moscow Attack Warning: Questioning U.S. Involvement

Moscow Concert Terror:

Suspects in Custody

Medics work next to bodies of victims near the Crocus City Hall concert venue following a reported shooting incident, near Moscow, Russia. © Sputnik/Sergey Bobylev

A devastating mass shooting occurred at the Crocus City Hall concert venue near Moscow, leaving over 100 dead, including children, marking one of the worst terrorist attacks in Russia’s recent history.

The attack, meticulously planned to inflict maximum casualties, resulted in at least 133 fatalities and numerous injuries. Authorities have detained eleven individuals, including four terrorists directly involved, with investigations revealing plans to escape to Ukraine post-attack.

“They set fire to the hall, they set fire to the hall! They are shooting from machine guns!”
Moments of the shooting and a comment from a man who was in the Crocus hall during the terrorist attack.
He said that the terrorists burst into the room and immediately opened fire on the first rows filled with people. Concert-goers tried to hide in dark corners from the terrorists, who were also in the corridors.
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The death toll, including three children, has risen as more victims were discovered. Over 121 people were injured, with emergency services actively responding. Russian President Putin has vowed punishment for those responsible, emphasizing efforts to protect citizens and prevent further tragedies. A suspect’s interrogation revealed motivations tied to a monetary promise and instructions for the attack’s location, with the plan organized via Telegram.

The Crocus City Hall was nearly full for a concert when attackers, killing guards and setting the venue ablaze, embarked on an indiscriminate shooting spree.

International condolences and condemnations have poured in, with global support for Russia amidst this tragedy. The US had previously warned its citizens in Russia of potential extremist attacks, though it claimed no specific foreknowledge of this incident.

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U.S. Alert in Moscow:

Unspoken Implications?

The recent advisory by the U.S. Embassy in Moscow to American citizens underscores the intricate dance of diplomacy and intelligence in today’s global landscape. On March 7, 2024, amidst a backdrop of increasing tensions, the U.S. issued a cautionary notice. It warned of potential threats to large gatherings in Moscow, advising citizens to avoid such areas over the next 48 hours​ (Global News)​1​ (Yahoo)​2.

Someone posted online a video of Kirby with the message saying,

Here’s Deep State Mouthpiece John Kirby Warning Americans to Avoid Russian Concerts Two Weeks Ago

Posted by Admin Dee on March 23, 2024 at 5:33am

“Here’s Deep State Mouthpiece John Kirby Warning Americans to Avoid Russian Concerts Two Weeks Ago” 0:00:263
The updated list of victims from the Ministry of Health of the Moscow Region is 140 people. https://t.me/shot_shot/64028

This move, reflective of the often-unseen layers of international relations, prompts a deeper analysis of the undercurrents shaping these advisories. The narrative surrounding such warnings is not merely about potential security threats but also about the geopolitical chess game played by world powers.

The photo shows a bloody ticket to a concert of the Picnic group in the Crocus near Moscow, where terrorists killed at least 40 people with automatic weapons. https://t.me/shot_shot/63858

The U.S. Embassy’s warning, detailed on March 7, 2024, by Global News and reiterated by Yahoo News on March 8, 2024​ (Global News)​1 (Yahoo)2, serves as a reminder of the ever-present shadow of conflict that looms over international relations. Such advisories, while aimed at protecting citizens, also carry underlying messages between states, hinting at the intelligence underpinnings that influence diplomatic stances.

In the broader context of Russia’s role on the world stage, particularly regarding its actions in Ukraine and the surrounding region, these developments invite a reassessment of mainstream narratives. They prompt questions about the dynamics at play, the interests served by specific portrayals, and the voices that are amplified or silenced in the discourse. It encourages a re-examination of the labels of “aggressor” and “defender” and the criteria by which these determinations are made.

References:

  1. Previl, Sean. “U.S. warns citizens to avoid crowds in Moscow over potential attacks.” Global News, 7 Mar. 2024, www.globalnews.ca. ↩︎
  2. Smith, Patrick. “U.S. warns of imminent Moscow attack by ‘extremists,’ urges citizens to avoid crowds.” Yahoo News, 8 Mar. 2024, www.yahoo.com. ↩︎
  3. Dee, Admin. “Here’s Deep State Mouthpiece John Kirby Warning Americans to Avoid Russian Concerts Two Weeks Ago.” Patriot Command Center, uploaded by Admin Dee, 23 Mar. 2024, patriotcommandcenter.org. ↩︎

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