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Zakharova criticized NATO's step. Such a move, she claimed, turns a neutral country into an active player in military operations, although it used to be one of the chief participants of discussions regarding stability and security. She underlined Russia's readiness to respond to what she described as "aggressive actions of the collective West."

In an interview with dpa, she emphasized the uncertainty surrounding Putin's actions, stating, "We don’t know what to expect from him. He probably would do it." Navalnya drew parallels to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, admitting surprise at Putin's decision despite the historically close ties between the two nations. She remarked, "He frightens people, keeps them in fear. Nobody knows what Putin is going to do next."

Contrary to reports circulating in Iranian media suggesting the country's imminent acquisition of the latest aircraft models, Fararu news website has clarified that such reports are inaccurate.

Reportedly, one Ukrainian soldier was captured alive during the operation. The captured soldier confirmed that the saboteurs had indeed received training in Britain.

Wang underscored China's steadfast support for Russia's progress and resurgence under President Putin's leadership, affirming backing for Russia's sovereign choice in determining its developmental trajectory.

The assailant, identified as Alexander Bydanov, was promptly apprehended by security personnel at the scene. According to reports from the governor's spokesperson, the attack was sudden and devoid of any explicit demands or slogans from the perpetrator. A swift response from a Russian National Guard officer led to Bydanov's swift capture.

According to the committee, investigations have revealed that the terrorists received substantial sums of money and cryptocurrency from Ukraine, which were utilized in the planning and execution of the violent act. Furthermore, the committee disclosed that another individual implicated in a terrorist financing network has been apprehended and is currently in custody.

The incident unfolded within Russia's borders, where four assailants stormed the Crocus City Hall during a Friday night event. They indiscriminately fired upon attendees, just moments before the scheduled performance by the renowned Soviet-era rock band Picnic and their popular song "Afraid of Nothing."