Moscow Concert Terror Attack: Gunmen Killed 60 And 100 Injured

In a shocking turn of events, Moscow faced a tragedy just days following President Vladimir Putin's electoral victory. A group of armed assailants unleashed terror upon Crocus City Hall, a prominent music venue on the western outskirts of the city. 

The attack resulted in the deaths of at least 60 individuals, with over 100 more sustaining injuries as the gunmen opened fire and set the venue ablaze.

The concert hall, which boasts a capacity of 6200 people, became a scene of chaos and devastation as the attackers carried out their assault. President Putin was notified of the unfolding crisis mere minutes after the attack commenced.

Claiming responsibility for the atrocity, the Islamic State group (ISIS) asserted that its fighters had targeted "a large gathering" on the outskirts of Moscow before withdrawing to safety. This declaration of involvement has further compounded the shock and horror reverberating throughout the international community.

In response to the appalling act of terrorism, numerous nations, including members of the European Union such as France, Spain, and Italy, along with India, have expressed unequivocal condemnation.

Adding to the complexity of the situation, reports have surfaced indicating that the United States had provided repeated warnings to Russian authorities regarding the imminent threat of an attack.

As investigations into the attack continue, the global community remains united in mourning the lives lost and standing in solidarity against the scourge of terrorism.