Moscow attack death toll rises to 137

"More than 500 bullets and 28 magazines, as well as two Kalashnikov rifles used as weapons by the attackers, were seized at the scene," SLEDCOM said in a statement.

During the detention of the suspects in the Bryansk region, a Makarov pistol and a magazine from a Kalashnikov rifle were found and seized in the car.

Investigations are underway against the suspected perpetrators of the terrorist act. The identification of the bodies of the victims is ongoing.

Currently, the bodies of 137 people, including 3 children, have been found at the site of the terrorist attack. Crime scene investigation is ongoing. So far, 62 bodies have been identified."