In a shocking incident, gunmen attacked a packed concert venue in Moscow, resulting in the deaths of at least 137 people, making it the deadliest attack witnessed in Russia since the start of the war. The attackers targeted the Crocus City Hall theatre, where concert-goers had gathered for a music performance.

According to reports, the assault took place while Pavel and his wife were attending the concert. Chaos ensued as the gunmen opened fire, leaving scores of people killed. Disturbing footage captured by those caught up in the attack showed people scrambling for cover inside the venue as gunshots rang out.

Russian authorities swiftly responded to the attack and have since charged four men with committing an act of terrorism. The suspects were apprehended on a road south of Moscow, and investigations are underway to determine their motives and any potential links to extremist groups.

The devastating attack has sent shockwaves through Russia, with Moscow's state governor visiting the fire-ravaged venue, accompanied by rescue workers searching for any clues that could shed light on the circumstances surrounding the tragedy. The city mourns the loss of over 100 innocent lives and is grappling with the aftermath of this horrific incident.

This incident has once again highlighted the ongoing tensions in the region, as large areas of Ukraine continue to experience blackouts caused by Russian missile strikes targeting the country's energy infrastructure. The BBC's documentary providing insight into the situation follows soldiers on their mission to protect Kharkiv, Ukraine's second largest city.

As Russia deals with the aftermath of this ruthless act of terror, it is a somber reminder of the need for heightened security measures and international cooperation in the fight against terrorism. The victims and their families are in the thoughts and prayers of people across the world, as they come to terms with this tragic loss of life.