After the head of the FSB reported to Vladimir Putin about the detention of 11 suspects in connection to the attack on "Krokus City Hall," eight individuals were sequentially brought to court. Among them, four were involved in the shooting, while four others denied their involvement.
Dalerjon Mirzoyev, a 32-year-old native of Tajikistan, was brought to court with bruises on his face. He confessed his guilt and was identified in FSB footage wearing attire similar to the attacker seen in a video published by the Amaq News Agency. Mirzoyev worked as a taxi driver in Novosibirsk.
Fariduni Shamsiddin, a 25-year-old Tajik citizen, was arrested with facial injuries. He confessed to being the leader of the attackers and had been in Russia since March, working at a factory in Podolsk.
Muhammadsobir Fayzov, a 19-year-old, was brought to court from the intensive care unit with medical equipment. He had recently worked at a barbershop in Ivanovo.
Saidakrami Rajabali Zoda, a 30-year-old unemployed man, was arrested and claimed to have no memory of his Russian registration address.
The court also arrested three more individuals, including Dilovar Islomov, the owner of the white Renault used by the attackers. Another suspect, Aminjon Islomov, was involved in the attack's planning. Islomov's family members claim he was unaware of the attack's preparation and voluntarily cooperated with the authorities.
Alisher Kasimov, a 32-year-old Kyrgyzstan native, was arrested for renting his apartment to the attackers. Kasimov stated he had no knowledge of their terrorist activities and had only rented out the apartment to settle his mortgage.
The attack on "Krokus City Hall" on March 22 involved armed individuals opening fire and setting the building ablaze minutes before a concert. The FSB detained 11 suspects, with three more awaiting court appearance. One suspect was shot by law enforcement in the Bryansk region after failing to stop the vehicle.
