ISIS has threatened to 'massacre' Vladimir Putin and said the torture of the Moscow attack terrorists has 'increased our bloodlust' as new footage shows one suspect caught hiding up in a tree while the Kremlin has vowed to 'kill everyone involved'.
Meanwhile deputy chairman of Russia's security council Dmitry Medvedev urged security forces to 'kill' everyone who assisted in carrying out the terror attack.Saidakrami Rachabalizoda appeared in court with a large bandage over his right ear 'Torture of captured Mujahideen in your name and publication of their videos increases your bloodlust for thousands of their brothers.
Meanwhile new arrests were made in the case today. A father Isroil Islomov, 62, and his two sons Dilovar and Aminchon, were under anti-terrorism laws as suspects of the Crocus City Hall massacre.The Russian Investigative Committee sees them as accomplices of the terrorist who killed 143 people at the concert venue.His relatives claim he is innocent and voluntarily went to the police when they started looking for him.
One soldier asked: 'Do you know why you're being arrested? Do you know? Do you know why you're being arrested? What are you f****** working on?,' before he slammed the man's head into the ground.
Despite the evidence of torture, dozens of soldiers have been awarded medals for capturing the four terrorists. They 'distinguished themselves in the search for and neutralisation of particularly dangerous terrorists who had carried out a horrendous terrorist attack in Crocus City Hall.'A person looks on the Crocus City Hall concert venue following a terrorist attackA Moscow court has remanded four suspected gunmen in custody on 'terror' charges,
Advertisement 'A few days before the terrorist attack, members of the Security Council received a warning that Tajik citizens could be used in terrorist attacks on Russian territory. France's security alert system, Vigipirate, was pushed to its highest on Sunday, after Macron held an emergency meeting to discuss the already tense security situation in the country, as it prepares to host the 2024 Olympic Games.
Travellers to and from the UK have been warned by officials at the Port of Dover to expect 'increased border processing times' following Macron's decision to raise France's border security checks.