The recent devastating attack on a concert hall in Moscow has left authorities grappling with the enormity of the situation.
On Wednesday, Telegram channel ‘Baza’, reportedly linked to Russia’s security services, stated that 95 individuals not listed among the 120 names in the official registry of victims were missing following last week’s shooting at Crocus City Hall.
While the current death toll indicates a severe loss of life, there are growing concerns that the number of casualties may be higher than initially reported.
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However, a staggering 143 individuals remain unaccounted for, adding to the gravity of the incident.
Furthermore, their relatives have been unable to contact them since the attack on Friday, according to Baza. As per reports, Russians took to social media to track down missing relatives.
The initial reports conveyed a distressing death toll, but emerging evidence and eyewitness accounts suggest that the true extent of the tragedy might be even more grievous than what has been officially acknowledged.
In conclusion, the concert hall, once a place of joy and entertainment, was transformed into a scene of unimaginable horror as a violent assault unfolded.
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