Moscow Terror Attack: Four of the Eleven Suspects Arrested for the Theater Raid Are Held, Bringing the Total to 93

Vladimir Putin was notified on Saturday by the director of the Russian security agency FSB that 11 people had been arrested, including the four terrorists who were directly responsible for the assault, according to Russian news media.

According to a report by BNO News, two of the four terrorists who opened fire on concertgoers in a Moscow concert hall on Friday night late in the in the evening, killing at least ninety-three and wounding over one hundred and fifty-five, were initially apprehended close to Bryansk.

According to Russian media earlier, after carrying out the audacious attempt, a gang of four to six terrorists left in a white automobile.

Photos of firearms that had been confiscated and a white Renault automobile with items scattered around it were released by the news outlet Liveuamap.

Additionally, it said that 11 people had been arrested, including the four suspects who were actively engaged in the terrorist incident at Crocus.

News18 was unable to independently confirm the statements made.

Later, according to Russian authorities, the number of dead increased to 93 from 60. “It has been confirmed that 93 individuals are dead as of right now. The Russian Investigative Committee, which looks into significant crimes, said on Saturday that further deaths are anticipated.

Authorities confirmed on Saturday that the imprisoned shooters opened fire at a music venue in Moscow, killing over 93 people, wounding over 115 others, and starting a significant fire. The Islamic State’s Khorasan branch claimed responsibility for the incident.

According to an RIA Novosti news agency reporter on the scene, the terrorists entered the building on Friday wearing camouflage clothing, opened fire, and dropped an incendiary device or grenade.