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Moscow Concert Shooting

Suspects: The four men suspected of carrying out the attack were charged with committing a terrorist act. The men looked severely battered during their arraignment.
Kremlin: President Vladimir Putin acknowledged for the first time that the assault was executed by “radical Islamists,” but insisted that Ukraine could still have played a role.
Investigation: The Times analyzed footage from various sources and found details that appear to connect the suspects to the assailants in videos of the attack.
ISIS: None of the group’s other affiliates have been as relentless as ISIS-K, which was implicated in the attack. It has set its sights on attacking in Europe and beyond.