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Three more suspects connected to the terrorist attack at the Crocus City Hall in Moscow have been placed under arrest by the Moscow Basmanny Court according to the court’s press.

The three suspects, Aminchon Islomov, Dilovar Islomov, and their father, Isroil Islomov, have been charged with being accessories to the crime, as they are suspected of being involved in the organization of the terrorist act, according to Russia’s Investigative Committee. The detainees will be held in custody until at the very least, May 22.

In a submission to the court posted on the Investigative Committee’s Telegram channel, investigators asserted that Shamsidin Fariduni, one of the assailants, purportedly enlisted Aminchon Islomov in January to participate alongside him in a planned terrorist act. It is further alleged that by no later than March 11, Fariduni is suspected to have also recruited Dilovar Islomov. Investigators have called for the immediate apprehension of the two siblings and their father.

Reports from Russian media suggest that Dilovar Islomov is believed to have been the recent owner of the white Renault purportedly utilized as a getaway vehicle by the perpetrators. However, no official information regarding the potential involvement of the three relatives in the incident has been disclosed as of yet.

Earlier, on Sunday, state news agencies in Russia reported that the first two suspects involved in the attack on Crocus City Hall in Moscow appeared at Moscow’s Basmanny District Court.

Russia’s TASS news agency reported that each had been charged with Article 205 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation “Terrorism resulting in the death of a person,” as per Moscow’s Basmanny District Court.

They were identified as Dalerjon Mirzoev and Saidakrami Rachabalizoda. 

Footage circulated on social media showing one of the suspects with an apparent black eye. The other appeared to have bandages on his ear.

Four Moscow attack suspects charged with terrorism

Four men accused of involvement in the Moscow concert hall attack that claimed the lives of more than 137 people were charged with terrorism, earlier on Monday, and ordered to be detained pending trial. 

All four risk a life sentence in prison, a statement from Moscow’s Basmanny district court said.

The men were to be held until May 22, but that could be extended depending on when the date for their trial is set. 

Russian officials reported that 11 were arrested in connection with the terrorist attack at the Crocus City Hall in Moscow’s northern suburb of Krasnogorsk, including four who carried out the killings.

According to the statement, the court said two defendants had pleaded guilty, and one from Tajikistan, “entirely acknowledged his guilt.” On that note, officials have already said the gunmen were all foreign nationals.