Russia: At least 10 killed, more wounded in a shooting in Crocus Mall in Krasnogorsk town of Moscow region. Likely not connected to Ukraine, could be ISKP(ISIS Khorasan), some rough former Wagner elements or FSB false-flag. Roof collapsing, and firefighters cannot help due to imminent danger of gun

by rulepanic

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  3. False flag.  Precursor to mobilization 2.0.  House passes money for Ukraine. 

  4. This is a new level of a terror attack, only seen once. Minimum three have here attacked a “soft target” with automatic weapons, have wounded and hit as many as possible, have set the building on fire and defending the burning building to the last second so no one can come and rescue all these, who are still trapped in this building. So all, who are still in there and just hiding or are sitting now behind closed doors.

    This reminds me of the Nov-2008 attack on the Taj Palace Hotel in Mumbai (and so many others during the Mumbai terror attack). There they have also used fire as part of the attack on this hotel.

    166 dead, 343 wounded and just 10 attackers.

  5. Respectfully, we can’t be happy about this. Only the worst of the worst deserve a fate like this. Not civilians who live in a country where their government is so messed up they are almost helpless to it at this point. I’m sorry for anyone caught up in this tragedy and hope that as little people are hurt as possible.

  6. Why is it that hostage situations in Russia always seem to go horribly wrong. Like, there are more casualties than hostages, buildings burn down, bystanders are eliminated, everything’s a fucking nightmare.

  7. [US warned russia couple weeks ago](https://www.reuters.com/world/us-embassy-warns-imminent-extremist-attack-moscow-2024-03-08/).

    “The embassy, which has repeatedly urged all U.S. citizens to leave Russia immediately, gave no further details about the nature of the threat, but said people should avoid concerts and crowds and be aware of their surroundings.

    “The Embassy is monitoring reports that extremists have imminent plans to target large gatherings in Moscow, to include concerts, and U.S. citizens should be advised to avoid large gatherings over the next 48 hours,” the embassy said on its website.

    It issued its warning several hours after Russia’s Federal Security Service (FSB), the main successor to the Soviet-era KGB, said it had foiled an attack on a synagogue in Moscow by a cell of the militant Sunni Muslim group Islamic State.”

    It could be connected, terrorists just postponed their plan.

  8. Russia helped hamas to attack israel, iran smuggled weapons, russians did training, i feel no sorry for this. this is not a terror attack, the people who are helpless to overthrow dictators are doomed to die by minor attacks. no offence to russians.

  13. Thats gonna be way more than 10 from what ive seen..

  15. Moscow police would’ve prevented this attack from happening if only it was a peaceful protest.

  17. FSB false flag, just like the attacks before the Chechen war.

  20. Definitely False Flag. Putin will use this to justify mass mobilization, blaming Ukraine and West. First Chechen War, Nord Ost incident comes to mind.

  24. False flag attack by spetznaz… Nothing to see here …

  25. Either ISIS, as they had concrete plans of terrorist actions in Moscow not long ago, or a horrendous false flag in order to justify something horrible against Ukraine, is my gut feeling.

    Or former soldiers of the “smo” that has decided that everything they’d believe in was a lie and want revenge on the society that enabled putin to send hundreds of thousand to their deaths.

  27. Well, there’s the general mobilisation likely about to be announced soon…false flag? 🤷

  28. Well now, looks like Putin is going to start a special military operation in Ingushetia.

    By the way, do you know how Ukrainians feel about this? Some will probably gloat – they fully deserve the right to do that as terrorism is Russia’s official doctrine. I do not support that but I fully understand.

    Ukrainians like me (I reside in the US) feel nothing. I am not supporting this act, and I am not angry about it either. I feel fully indifferent. Russian civilians did not “have it coming”, but it’s entirely their problem. It’s their government after all.

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