US Confirms: No Involvement Of Ukrainian Government In Moscow Attack

Reaffirmed by the United States was the attribution of the terrorist attack at the concert hall in Moscow to ISIS at Crocus, with the statement made that there is no evidence implicating the Ukrainian government in the attack.

It was stated by White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre on Tuesday that ISIS conducted this terrorist attack, and Russian President Vladimir Putin is aware of this fact, reported ANI.

US Confirms: No Ukrainian Involvement in Moscow Attack

Karine Jean-Pierre, White House Press Secretary, emphasized that the terrorist attack in Moscow was perpetrated by ISIS, with Russian President Vladimir Putin fully aware of this fact. She clarified that there is no substantiated evidence linking the Ukrainian government to the attack.

Expressing heartfelt condolences, Jean-Pierre extended sympathies to those who lost loved ones and to those who were injured in the attack, condemning it vehemently as heinous. The responsibility for the terrorist attack was stated by Pierre, indicating that ISIS bears the sole responsibility, reported ANI.

The attack resulted in the tragic loss of at least 133 lives at the concert hall. The "heinous" terrorist attack carried out by ISIS at the Crocus City Hall music venue near Moscow has been strongly condemned by the United States, with condolences expressed to the bereaved families.

ISIS was termed as a "common terrorist enemy" by White House Press Secretary, Karine Jeane-Pierre, who emphasized the need for its defeat everywhere. The statement issued by the United States expressed strong condemnation for the heinous terrorist attack in Moscow, as per ANi reports.

It conveyed heartfelt condolences to those who suffered losses and to those who were injured or impacted by the reprehensible assault on innocent civilians. Furthermore, the statement underscored ISIS as a common terrorist enemy that necessitates defeat on a global scale.

Additionally, US Secretary of State Antony Blinken condemned the terrorist attack in Moscow, expressing solidarity with the Russian people in their grieving process. In a post on social media platform on X, formerly known as Twitter, Blinken reiterated the United States' condemnation of the March 22 terrorist attack, standing in unity with Russia following the tragic event.