The assault on Moscow’s Crocus City Hall has additional strained diplomacy between Russia and the United States. The US authorities insist that the assault is the work of ISIS and, in reality, preserve that they warned Putin of the terrorists’ intentions a fortnight in the past.

In any case, the Kremlin rejects this speculation outright and makes use of irony to evaluate the US claims.

Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova criticised the Biden administration’s place by insisting on its model of duty for the assault. “I wish they had been so quick to solve the assassination of Kennedy, their own president. But after more than 60 years they haven’t been able to find out who killed him”, she commented. She completed with a transparent dart: “Maybe it was ISIS too?

Russia distrusts Ukraine

Ukraine’s president, Volodymyr Zelensky, assured after the terrorist attack that his country had absolutely nothing to do with it, which has already claimed the lives of more than a hundred people.

However, Russia is clearly suspicious of these words. According to the Kremlin, the detainees were on their way to the Ukrainian border and had contacts in the country with which they are currently at war.

Maria Zakharova has maintained this line and insisted that any reflection from the US “that exonerates Kiev” can be considered “proof”.

The Russian authorities are investigating what happened despite the fact that ISIS has already claimed responsibility for the attack on Crocus City Hall and has even published images of the alleged perpetrators of the barbarity in Moscow on its social networks.

Russian President Vladimir Putin appeared on television and vowed revenge: “All perpetrators, organisers and those that commissioned this crime will obtain deserved and inevitable punishment, whoever they’re and no matter who despatched them.”