In 2002, armed Chechen militants launched an attack on Moscow's Dubrovka Theatre Nord-Ost musical

The Moscow Theatre Hostage Crisis of 2002, also known as the Nord-Ost siege, marked a tragic episode when 40 to 50 armed Chechen militants took over the Dubrovka Theater during the second act of a sold-out Nord-Ost performance shortly after 9:00 PM on October 23, 2002. The assailants, arriving in a bus, were heavily armed and masked, initiating a siege that involved 850 hostages and culminated in the tragic loss of at least 170 lives. For more details, visit TVDATA's Russian Video Footage on the Moscow Theatre Hostage Crisis.

In 2002, armed Chechen militants launched a terrifying attack on Moscow's Dubrovka Theatre during the Nord-Ost musical, leading to a critical hostage situation. #NordOstSiege

In a similar vein, the 2004 Beslan School Attack is another harrowing instance of terrorism, where militants targeted a school, leading to devastating consequences. For stock footage on this attack, see TVDATA's Beslan Terrorist Attack Video.
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Other stock footage on terrorism include 2004 BES LAN TERRORIST School ATTACK https://tvdata.tv/russian-video-foota...

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