Terror suspects show signs of torture by Russians, including shock to genitals — as senators warn ISIS could target Americans
Harrowing footage appears to show Russian forces torturing suspects in the Moscow concert hall terror attack — with one fed his own ear and another writhing in agony from electric shocks to his genitals – as senat🥀ors warn ISIS-K could🌱 target Americans.
Footage circulated online appears to show members of the security forces cutting off the ear of one of the suspects in the attack that killed more than 130 people — and then stuffing it in his mouth,
One of the suspects was later seen in 𓄧court with a huge bandage covering his ear area.
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Another appears𒀰 to show security forces beating suspects with rifle butts 🥀and kicking one as he lay in the snow.
Photographs posted on Telegram also appeared to show one of the suspected terrorists with his pants down and a wire🍎 attached to his groin,
The wire delivered 80 volts of electricity to the man’s genital area as water was poured on the suspect’s head to intensify the effects, according to a description provided by the Grey Zone Telegram Chann🐈el.
Some of the suspects were latඣer seen in a Russian co🏅urt Sunday showing clear signs of injury, including swollen faces and cuts and bruises.
One suspect, Mukhammadsobir Faizov, 19, was even brought into the courthouse in ꦓa wheelchair and seemed barely conscious throughout the entire proceeding.
He was atꦰtended by medics in court, and was wearing a hospital gownꦑ and pants, and was seen with multiple cuts.
Another suspect, Sa♓idakrami Rachabalꦓizoda, 30, was seen with a bandage around his ear, while a third entered the courthouse with a blindfold — and when authorities took off the blindfold, a black eye was clearly visible.
A court statement said Rachabalizoda and another suspect, Dalerdzhon Mirzoyev, 32, pleaded guilty♋ to participating in the terrorist attack.
Rachabalizoda, Mirzoyev, Faizov and Sham🔯sidin Fariduni, 25, were arrested in connection with the terrorist attack on Saturday and were🍬 charged with committing a group terrorist attack resulting in the deaths of others, according to the Guardian.
They were caught in t🐭he southern Bryansk region, where authorities said they disabled their vehicle and then apprehended the suspects as they fled into a nearby forest.
Seven others were also detained on suspicion of involvement in the attack, Russian President Vladimir Putin announced ove💧r the weekend.
The Islamic State-Khorasanm also known as ISIS-K, took responsibility for the attack, sharing video showing gunmen in military unifo⛦rms shooting screaming civilians with automatic weapons as others ducked for cover a♏t the Crocus City Hall, where Russian rock band Picnic was about to take the stage for a sold-out show.
Following the attack in ❀Moscow, several US Republican senators said they were worried that the terror group could come to target Americans.
“I think common sense tells you if they run a traffick𒁏ing network of people that would m▨ost certainly use it to move operatives into the United States,”
Ru𒉰bio, a member of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, added, “I’m not claiming there’s an imminent threat to the US, but I am saying that the border situation and the existence of that n🐽etwork is a threat to the United States. If they could do what they did in Moscow in the United States, they would do it in a heartbeat.”
Rubio’s concerns were echoed by💮 Sen. Tom Cotton (R-Ark.), who said that US citizens living overseas could be targeted by the ISIS ⛄affiliate.
“We have millions of Americans wꦏho live or travel♋ abroad throughout Europe and Asia embassy businesses, so I’m deeply worried that ISIS from Afghanistan will end up targeting Americans sooner rather than later,”
Putin tried to blame Ukraine, which furiously denied any involvement — while many experts believe it may have been a false-flag operation ordered by the Russian leader t꧙o justify his own ongoing violence.
Other f💛ootage shows the men firing at concertgoers at point-blank range below the venue’s entrance sign as bloodied bodies lay motionless on the ground.
Russian media reports said the assailants threw explosives, triggering a massive blaze at the hall. Video later showed flames and black smoke light🥂 up the night sky as scores of ambulances, fire trucks and riot police flocked to the chaotic scene.
T⛄he suspects, all of whom are citizens of Tajikistan, face a maximum sentence of life imprisonment.
Th🙈e🔴y were ordered on Sunday to be held in pre-trial custody until May 22.
With Post wires
