Russia’s old enemy condemned the terrorist attack on Moscow

Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk, who is considered one of Moscow’s long-time enemies, condemned the deadly terrorist attack on the outskirts of the Russian capital on Friday night and expressed hope that this attack would not lead to an escalation of the military conflict.

Tusk wrote in a post on Platform X, which Radio Poland reported in its English-language bulletin: “Poland strongly condemns the barbaric attack that took place in the Crocus City Hall in Moscow. We are all saddened by this attack and the families of the victims.” And we hope that this tragedy will not turn into another tragedy.

On Friday night, Russia’s Federal Security Service announced that a shooting and fire broke out before the start of a concert at the Krokos concert hall in the Krasnogorsk region on Moscow’s northwestern border, killing at least 133 people and injuring dozens. .

In this regard, the Russian investigation committee about the terrorist attack on a music hall in Moscow announced that four suspects of this attack were arrested in Bryansk province on the border of Ukraine. The Federal Security Service of Russia also emphasized that the suspects of the terrorist attack in Moscow had planned to cross the Russian border. They were in contact with their accomplices inside Ukraine.