European Union warned Putin, not to misuse Moscow Attack as Pretext to intensify Ukraine War.

The Kremlin accusation have sparked fears in Europe. European Union has warned Russian President Vladimir Putin not to use the Moscow Attacks as Pretext to justify his stance on Ukraine War. Press release from Brussels on Saturday said that Allegations that Kyiv was involved in Friday's Shooting at Concert, killed at least 137 and left more than 180 injured. Spokesperson of EU, Cleared that Kremlin's accusations have sparked fears in the Union Territory about expansion of war inside the zone, as the Ukraine War already entered in the third year. "We reject this, there is no clues that may indicate one involvement of Kyiv in the terrorist act", so it will be unfair to link Ukraine to this attack". The Bloc's spokesperson for Foreign Policy, Peter Stank told the European and International Media. "We have called on the Russian dipomates not to use the attack on innocent people as a pretext or a motivation to enhance illegal aggression against Ukraine or Critics against the Russian Regime". An Afghanistan based affiliate of Islamic State (IS) group has claimed the responsibility for the Attacks, which saw camouflaged People's storm Moscow's City Hall, and opened fire on the crowd. The IS claim, which US Intelligence sources say they have corroborated, is yet to be acknowledged by Russia.