In brief
Russia’s Federal Security Service received U.S. intelligence about potential preparations for a terrorist attack in Moscow and is taking action. The U.S. embassy in Moscow issued a security alert for the Tsaritsyno Museum Reserve, coordinating with Russian officials to counter the threat.
Russia’s Federal Security Service (FSB) announced that it had gotten information from the United States concerning possible terrorist preparations aimed at Moscow. The FSB said it is taking the necessary steps to respond to the warning.
The agency said the tips came through partner channels and that “relevant work is underway.” It did not specify the details of the threat.
FSB spokesperson
"Relevant work is underway," the statement added.
The U.S. embassy in Moscow issued a security alert for Saturday, warning that a mass‑casualty event could occur at the Tsaritsyno Museum Reserve. The embassy said the U.S. was working with the appropriate Russian authorities to address the danger.
Both sides said they remain in close contact as they evaluate the risk. The FSB has not released further information, and the U.S. embassy has not yet clarified why Moscow was singled out. The situation continues to develop as authorities monitor the potential threat.
