We know what’s coming and we are prepared.
🇷🇺The 4 terrorists from the terrorist attack in Moscow.
If this is how they look now after less than 48 hours one can only imagine how they will look like once they give up all the information they know.
They've ditched their weapons and allowed themselves to be captured alive.
The first guy has 4 kids, one and a half year old twins, 6 and 7 year olds.
He was killing civilians with a knife.
Rumored to lose all of his fingers in the future and maybe more.
They've shot a 10-year-old girl in the head.
The guy that was killing injured people with a knife ended up climbing a tree in the forest once located by Russian special forces, surrounded by a large group of them and no weapons on him.
Allegedly he's now experiencing hallucinations after over 60 hours with no sleep.
Their IQ needs to be tested but obviously someone brainwashed them so bad that they were made to believe they would remain alive somehow after murdering over 130 people.
They didn't want to get killed at the venue, not looking to die in a shootout.
For whatever reason they were convinced they wouldn't be captured and end up in the position where all of their human rights will be taken away from them. The logic of their actions is hard to follow.
They were trying to escape. How did they plan to leave Russia? Who promised them a way out and where was the car supposed to pass?
Getting rid of the weapons leaves no option to die in shootout and avoid capture.
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