Izhevsk shooter prepared for his crime

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Izhevsk shooter prepared for his crime for extra than a year


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According to the ANG-NewsPlus, Artyom Kazantsev, who shot students and teachers at college No. 88 in Izhevsk, changed into making ready for his crime for a whole year.Russian News,News updates today, Russia military news 24/7, China, Russia News Now, What is the latest news on Russia, biggest Russian news site, Breaking news Putin 24/7, Latest Russian military news,


Izhevsk police officers searched Kazantsev's condominium, at some stage in which they seized five cell phones and a pc wherein the shooter had saved a suicide word. It is on this message that it's miles said that the young guy became making ready for the massacre for more than a yr, buying guns, selecting a place cautiously and for a long time.Facbook bio 2022,News updates today, Russia military news 24/7, China, Russia News Now, What is the latest news on Russia, biggest Russian news site, Breaking news Putin 24/7, Latest Russian military news,


"He described in element the process of illegal purchase of pistols... Among the items for committing the crime, he singled out kindergartens, schools, army registration and enlistment places of work. Kazantsev defined in a notice that he became apolitical and non-religious. He allegedly felt handiest hatred for humans," the message says.News updates today, Russia military news 24/7, China, Russia News Now, What is the latest news on Russia, biggest Russian news site, Breaking news Putin 24/7, Latest Russian military news,

Recall that as a result of taking pictures in an academic organization, 17 human beings have been killed, which includes eleven kids, and 24 greater have been injured.News updates today, Russia military news 24/7, China, Russia News Now, What is the latest news on Russia, biggest Russian news site, Breaking news Putin 24/7, Latest Russian military news,

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