Motives and Implications behind the Recent Moscow Terror Attack

Posted on
Featured Image

The recent terror attack on Moscow’s concert hall, claimed by ISIS, has left a devastating impact, with at least 137 people killed and over 182 injured in the assault at Crocus City Hall. This tragic event, described as the worst terrorist attack to hit Russia in 20 years, has shocked the nation and the international community. The assailants, armed with automatic weapons, opened fire at the crowded concert venue, causing chaos and destruction as the venue partially collapsed after being set on fire. The Islamic State (ISIS), has claimed responsibility for this heinous act of terrorism. The significance of this incident reverberates globally, underscoring the ongoing threat posed by extremist groups like ISIS and their ability to carry out large-scale attacks that target innocent civilians.

Attack comes amidst geopolitical tensions and regional conflicts, highlighting the complex nature of terrorism in today’s world. As the world grapples with the aftermath of this brutal attack, it serves as a stark reminder of the persistent challenges posed by terrorism and the need for continued vigilance and cooperation in combating such acts of violence. The link between ISIS-Khorasan and the Moscow concert hall attack sheds light on the evolving tactics and motives of terrorist organisations, emphasising the importance of understanding and addressing these threats to ensure global security and stability

Why ISIS Chose Russia as a Target?

This content is for members only.

All the views and opinions expressed are those of the author. Image Credit – CNN.

About the Author

Mahima Sharma is an editorial staff at The Viyug. She is a research analyst at the Global Strategic & Defence News. She holds a Bachelors degree in Political Science from Panjab University.

Related Posts

Fall of Dictators and Unfinished Revolutions in the Middle East

The Middle East in 2011 witnessed a wave of revolutions that was called the Arab Spring, through which people rose in revolt against decades-old dictatorships and oppressive regimes. For the first time, social media played a greater role in mobilising people and raising their voices over the world. Among the Middle East, one country receiving great traction to the movement was Libya. Colonel Muammar Gaddafi has ruled the nation for 42 years. Although the regime was infamous for human rights violations, suppressed dissent and censorship, the country remained politically stable and economically in good flowing condition.

The Cult of Narcissism: How Social Media Shapes Leaders’ Images

In the digital age, social media platforms have become powerful tools for shaping public perception. Leaders across the globe, from the Western world to the Middle East and Far East, have harnessed these platforms to cultivate their images. Among these leaders, some exhibit traits associated with narcissism, a personality characteristic marked by grandiosity, self-centredness, and an insatiable need for admiration. In this exploration, we delve into how social media portrays narcissistic leaders and the implications for their governance practices.

COP29: Disappointment at Baku

The multilateral UN Framework on Climate Change, which was established to address climate change, once again revealed disappointing results from the pledges made by developed countries at its COP29 climate financing summit in Baku, Azerbaijan. The unsettling start from the Azerbaijani president’s stirring statement that fossil fuels are a “gift from God” kicked off the meeting drawing disparagement from figures such as Greta Thunberg who referred Azerbaijan as “an authoritarian petro-state.”

One thought on “Motives and Implications behind the Recent Moscow Terror Attack”

  1. Pingback: Motives and Implications behind the Recent Moscow Terror Attack - THE VIYUG

Please Login to Comment.