re: Major terrorist attack in Moscow w/ gunmen entering Concert Hall, Hall on fire, videos

I understand that, but the sign was not in many languages, only English. Same goes for pics of other stores I could find in the same complex. When I visited Russia (this was 20 plus years ago, so things may have changed) there were a few people who spoke basic English, but it's definitely not like Western Europe where you can expect to find English speakers fairly easily. It was not at all common to see signage in the Roman alphabet, especially exclusively. I had a very basic ability with the Cyrillic alphabet, but otherwise I would have been totally lost.