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23 Mar 2024 — 4 min read

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Shooting In Russia:

Russia experienced its most devastating terrorist attack in recent years, resulting in at least 70 fatalities and over 145 injuries, following an assault involving gunfire and explosives at a significant concert venue located on Moscow's outskirts. The attack, executed by individuals in military attire, has prompted ongoing investigations. Initial reports had indicated five children among the casualties, with over 70 individuals listed in critical condition.
In a recent update, Russia has identified four of the six individuals suspected of orchestrating the assault at Crocus City Hall, leading to over 70 deaths. The suspects, Nasridinov Makhmadrasul, Ismonov Rivozhidin, Safolzoda Shokhinjonn, and Nazarov Rustam, are identified as nationals of Tajikistan.

CENTCOM Activity:

On March 21, U.S. Central Command (CENTCOM) carried out a humanitarian airdrop operation in Northern Gaza at 1:30 p.m. Gaza time, aiming to deliver essential supplies to civilians impacted by ongoing conflicts. The operation utilized two C-17 U.S. Air Force aircraft and involved U.S. Army soldiers skilled in aerial delivery, successfully dropping over 50,600 meal equivalents. Despite the overall success, five out of eighty delivered bundles experienced parachute malfunctions, landing harmlessly in an uninhabited area without causing any damage.
In a related security operation on the same day, from 8:50 a.m. to 11:40 a.m. Sanaa time, CENTCOM and coalition forces neutralized threats posed by the Houthi group, destroying one unmanned surface vessel and two anti-ship ballistic missiles targeting the Red Sea. These measures were taken to eliminate the imminent threat to both coalition and commercial vessels, underscoring the commitment to maintaining safe and secure international waters.
The following day, March 22, CENTCOM forces continued their defensive actions by engaging and destroying four unmanned aerial vehicles and intercepting four anti-ship ballistic missiles launched by the Houthi group towards the Red Sea, ensuring no harm came to U.S., coalition, or commercial ships. Additionally, strikes were carried out against three Houthi underground storage facilities, targeting the infrastructure used to facilitate attacks on naval and merchant ships.
These actions were part of CENTCOM's efforts to counteract the Houthi group's illegal activities, which have resulted in the loss of lives, disruption of humanitarian aid, and economic impact on the Middle East. CENTCOM announced these operations as part of their ongoing commitment to regional security and navigation freedom.

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