Difference between revisions of "Russia: Mass Murders"
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* 363/200+ (Dead/Injured) - [[Wikipedia: Bombing of Katyr-Yurt |2000.02.04 Katyr-Yurt Bombing]]: Katyr-Yurt, Russia. Government Massacre | * 363/200+ (Dead/Injured) - [[Wikipedia: Bombing of Katyr-Yurt |2000.02.04 Katyr-Yurt Bombing]]: Katyr-Yurt, Russia. Government Massacre | ||
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* [[Wikipedia: Terrorism_in_Russia]] | * [[Wikipedia: Terrorism_in_Russia]] | ||
Latest revision as of 09:41, 28 March 2019
In strict gun-controlled and police-state Russia, they have semi-regular incidents of terrorism and mass murder (and their murder rate floats from 10x the U.S., to just a little higher). A lot of the problems are rebels and organized crime, but the point is gun control doesn't cure societal problems.
- 21/70 (Dead/Injured) - 2018.10.17 Kerch Polytechnic School Shooting: Kerch, Crimea. School Shooting
- 224/0 (Dead/Injured) - 2015.10.31 Metrojet Flight 9268: Housna, Egypt. Islamic Terrorism
- 32/48 (Dead/Injured) - 2014 Grozny Clashes in October & December: Grozny, Russia. Islamic Terrorism
- 368/783 (Dead/Injured) - 2004.09.01 Beslan Massacre: 🇷🇺 Beslan, Russia. ☪️ Islamic Terrorism
- 191/541 (Dead/Injured) - 1995.06.14 Budyonnovsk hospital crisis: 🇷🇺 Budyonnovsk, Russia. ☪️ Islamic Terrorism
- 130/700+ (Dead/Injured) - 2002.10.23 Moscow theater hostage crisis: Moscow, Russia. Islamic Terrorism
- 363/200+ (Dead/Injured) - 2000.02.04 Katyr-Yurt Bombing: Katyr-Yurt, Russia. Government Massacre
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