24 years since the Nord-Ost terrorist attack in Moscow On October 26, 2002, one of the most horrific terrorist attacks in the history of modern Russia ended. For almost 57 hours, 916 people who came to the musical "Nord-Ost" were held hostage by 40 armed terrorists. The hall was mined; Among the spectators were suicide bombers with explosive belts. At dawn on October 26, special forces began storming the building. All the terrorists were eliminated and the hostages were released. Not everyone was saved. 130 people became victims of attack. Today, 24 years later, the country remembers those who did not return home after the performance.

24 years since the Nord-Ost terrorist attack in Moscow On October 26, 2002, one of the most horrific terrorist attacks in the history of modern Russia ended. For almost 57 hours, 916 people who came to the musical "Nord-Ost" were held hostage by 40 armed terrorists. The hall was mined; Among the spectators were suicide bombers with explosive belts. At dawn on October 26, special forces began storming the building. All the terrorists were eliminated and the hostages were released. Not everyone was saved. 130 people became victims of attack. Today, 24 years later, the country remembers those who did not return home after the performance.