Moscow Concert Hall Massacre: Kremlin Claims Putin 'Pained' by Attack

Despite visible detachment, President Putin is reportedly distressed over the deadly Moscow concert hall attack, according to the Kremlin.

Over a week after the attack on Crocus City Hall, President Vladimir Putin has not publicly met with survivors or visited the scene, sparking criticism.
The Kremlin asserts that Putin is deeply affected by the massacre, which left 144 dead and hundreds injured, despite his lack of public display of emotion.
Foreign diplomats, including those from the US and EU, laid flowers at a makeshift memorial, highlighting international solidarity with the victims.
Tajikistan's surge in migrant workers returning home follows the detention of several Tajik nationals in connection with the attack, indicating a broader impact.
Despite claims by ISIS-K, Putin continues to suggest Ukraine's involvement in the attack without providing evidence, fueling controversy.