The only report so far is that in a telephone conversation he had with Alexander Lukashenko they confirmed their readiness to cooperate in the fight against terrorism
Russian President Vladimir Putin has yet to make a public statement about the massacre at a Moscow concert hall on Friday afternoon, the country’s deadliest in nearly two decades.
The only report that became known is that both the Russian president himself and his Belarusian counterpart Alexander Lukashenko confirmed their readiness to cooperate in the fight against terrorism in a telephone conversation today, as reported by the Russian news agency TASS, citing the Kremlin.
At the same time, Mr Putin wished the injured a speedy recovery.
It is recalled that Russia has arrested 11 people, including 4 suspects believed to be directly involved in yesterday’s attack on a concert hall near Moscow, which has claimed the lives of 115 people so far, the Kremlin announced today, while the Russian FSB security service , announced that the suspects had “contacts” in Ukraine.
The jihadist organization Islamic State (IS) has taken responsibility for this attack, while Ukraine has already denied any involvement in the attack since yesterday.
Source :Skai
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