Dagestan

Five slain perpetrators have since been identified, Russian authorities say.

It remains unclear whether suspects were sought in connection with the recent terror attack in Moscow that left more than 140 people dead.

It seems that Westernization can happen without secularization—a powerful reminder that material and moral improvement are by no means the same.

At least 35 people are killed by a massive explosion and subsequent fire in the capital city of Russia’s Dagestan region. While there has been no suggestion by Moscow of Ukrainian involvement, the incident comes amid a spate of drone attacks on targets in Moscow, Crimea, Kursk, and Belgorod.

Five slain perpetrators have since been identified, Russian authorities say.

It remains unclear whether suspects were sought in connection with the recent terror attack in Moscow that left more than 140 people dead.

It seems that Westernization can happen without secularization—a powerful reminder that material and moral improvement are by no means the same.

At least 35 people are killed by a massive explosion and subsequent fire in the capital city of Russia’s Dagestan region. While there has been no suggestion by Moscow of Ukrainian involvement, the incident comes amid a spate of drone attacks on targets in Moscow, Crimea, Kursk, and Belgorod.