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Individuals accused of terrorism in Russia emerged in court with visible signs of physical abuse.

March 25, 2024 Benjamin Hughes

</p> <p>During their court appearance, the terror suspects from Russia showed signs of severe physical injuries – according to CBS News.

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On Sunday, the individuals accused of a terror attack near Moscow appeared in court and showed signs of having been physically assaulted. Russian President Vladimir Putin accused Ukraine of being responsible for the attack, even though there is currently no known proof of their involvement. Debora Patta provides the most recent updates.

Source: cbsnews.com