First photos of crocus city hall terrorists emerge from Moscow Court

Key evidence surfaces, shedding light on the case's intricate details.

Authorities unveil crucial evidence leading to significant developments in ongoing

The terrorists who attacked the Crocus City Hall concert hall, killing at least 137 people, were taken to Moscow's Basmany Court this Sunday to hear investigators' request for a ban. The terrorists were filmed by the media in one of the courtrooms.

Two of them were accused of terrorist acts. They are Dalerjon Mirzoev and Saidakrami Rachabalizoda. Both convicts face life in prison if convicted. As a precautionary measure, the Commission of Investigation requests the arrest of those suspected of committing the attack. The court will look into the issue of his secret detention. As stated, this is "necessary to maintain the confidentiality of the investigation and the safety of study participants."

The court heard that Mirzoev is 32 years old, from Tajikistan and has four minor children. The man had been temporarily registered in Novosibirsk, Russia for three months, but that has now expired. Rachabalizoda is 30 years old, married and has a son.

⚡️Las primeras imágenes de uno de los terroristas implicados en el atentado contra el Crocus City Hall pic.twitter.com/PHcqMBzsxp

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He told the court that he was unemployed and could not remember where he was registered in Russia.

Both terrorists will speak to members of the court through interpreters. Suspicious interrogation

On the same day, the terrorists were taken to the headquarters of the Investigative Committee of Russia for questioning. "The investigation into the terror suspects is ongoing.

The agency said: "In the near future, investigators from the Russian Investigative Committee plan to take preventive measures, including the arrest of four suspects."

He also reported that four combat vehicles, over 500 rounds of ammunition, 28 rounds of ammunition and two Kalashnikov assault rifles were confiscated at the scene of the tragedy. Also, during the arrest, a Makarov pistol and a Kalashnikov assault rifle were found in the terrorist's car.

On the morning of March 23, Russia's Federal Security Service (FSB) announced the arrest of 11 people, including four terrorists, directly involved in the attack. The perpetrators of this attack were detained in the Russian region of Bryansk, which borders Ukraine. They planned to cross the Russian-Ukrainian border and establish contacts with their Ukrainian counterparts. Dozens of people were killed and injured.

According to the latest data, at least 137 people were killed and more than 180 were injured in this terrorist attack. On this day, the bodies of 137 people, including 3 children, were found at the site of the terrorist attack. An investigation is underway at the scene. There are 62 bodies confirmed so far. The commission of inquiry said: "We are carrying out genetic tests to determine the identities of the remaining victims."