On Tuesday a Russian court remanded  eighth suspect in  custody over the Moscow concert hall attack which killed over 139 people.

It was earlier declosed by Moscow that 11 people were  detained in connection with the attack, however,  some camouflaged gunmen stormed into Crocus City Hall, as they began to shoot at the concert- attendees and set the building ablaze.

The court’s press service assertained that the current suspect to remanded is a man originally from the Central Asian country of Kyrgyzstan.

Without any details on the exact accusations against him, Officials noted he was ordered to be held in detention until at least May 22nd.

On Sunday,  the four men  charged while carrying out the attack are citizens of Tajikistan, also in mainly Muslim Central Asia.

Three more suspects allegedly from the same family,  including one Russian citizen were charged with terror related offences on Monday.

For over 20 years, the Moscow attack is said to be Russia’s bloodiest which was made by the Islamic State group.

On Monday, President Vladimir agreed for the first time that “radical Islamists” were behind last week’s attack, but suggested they were linked up with Ukraine somehow.

Ukraine described the accusations it was involved in as absurd.