'Why did terrorists try to flee to Ukraine?'- What Putin said on Moscow Concert Hall attack

Russian President Vladimir Putin has said that Islamic militants were responsible for the deadly attack at a concert outside of Moscow last week. He hinted that Ukraine may have benefited from it. The deadly attack has killed at least 137 people and over 182 have been injured. Mrinalini Dhyani has more on this in ThePrint's #todayilearnt.
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[@g1y3]

Please put an effort to pronounce "kyiv" right.

[@chikukumar-tj1ml]

😂😂😂

[@danthomas6470]

Answer. They didn’t.
To believe this bullshit means they have to cross through Russian military first. Every road is backed up with troops.
Why aren’t you asking why the fsb and police didn’t show up for 90 minutes and “why were they able to drive out of Moscow for 7 hours on a straight highway to Belarus before you caught them?”

[@apittora1016]

Because Ukraine is the one who supports them

[@user-cs2tc8qn1h]

go russia

[@wasilisalewski969]

This is rubbish lady?