A video footage of the questioning of one of the accused terrorists responsible for Friday's shooting spree at the Crocus City music venue outside Moscow has been shared by Margarita Simonyan, the editor-in-chief of RT. Early on Saturday, the Bryansk Region, which is close to the Ukrainian border, was the location of eleven suspects, including four of the accused offenders, according to confirmation from Russia's FSB security agency.
A bearded guy can be seen laying on the ground in the video, explaining in weak Russian how he was hired to carry out the terrorist act.
The suspect claims to have visited Turkey before to carrying out Friday's horrific act. "I shot down... people," he said in response to a question about his actions on Friday night at the Crocus City music venue. With reference to a promise of 500,000 rubles ($5,418), the suspect clarified that he had committed the crime "for money."
According to the accused, his debit card had already received half of the whole amount.
Additionally, the individual said that the curators—whom he purportedly did not know personally—had gotten in touch with him using the Telegram messaging service and set up an armaments stockpile for the attackers.
The suspect said that he had been "listening to sermons... by a preacher" on Telegram for some time prior to receiving an approach "about a month ago" from the individuals thought to be the masterminds of Friday's assault.
A bearded guy can be seen laying on the ground in the video, explaining in weak Russian how he was hired to carry out the terrorist act.
The suspect claims to have visited Turkey before to carrying out Friday's horrific act. "I shot down... people," he said in response to a question about his actions on Friday night at the Crocus City music venue. With reference to a promise of 500,000 rubles ($5,418), the suspect clarified that he had committed the crime "for money."
According to the accused, his debit card had already received half of the whole amount.
Additionally, the individual said that the curators—whom he purportedly did not know personally—had gotten in touch with him using the Telegram messaging service and set up an armaments stockpile for the attackers.
The suspect said that he had been "listening to sermons... by a preacher" on Telegram for some time prior to receiving an approach "about a month ago" from the individuals thought to be the masterminds of Friday's assault.
