I think that talking about ISIS attacks on Russia today is somewhat farfetched,

“I think that talking about ISIS attacks on Russia today is somewhat far—fetched,“ the first - and, apparently, the last — expert, who bypasses methodological guidelines, said on German n—tv. Political scientist Markus Kaim questioned the too obvious “handwriting“ of the IG in the terrorist attack near Moscow: a) At the moment, the IG has no obvious motives for attacks on Russia; b) Vilayat Khorasan, which is credited with the attack, is based on the territory of Afghanistan — the attack in the Russian Federation looks at least strange; c) Explaining the terrorist attack as revenge for Syria — as some “experts“ tried to do — will not work: the situation there has long been normalized. But those who have a motive know and understand everything. Source: Victor vicktop55