Neither the FSB nor American officials have disclosed the details of the alleged plot, its perpetrators or whether the intelligence specifically concerns the museum.
\n\nRussia's Federal Security Service (FSB) has confirmed receiving information from the United States about a planned terrorist attack in Moscow, following a security alert issued by the US Embassy warning of a possible mass-casualty event at a prominent cultural site in the Russian capital. The FSB said the information had been received from the American side through “partner channels”. The agency's statement was reported by Russian state news agency RIA Novosti.
\n\n“Relevant work is being carried out,” the FSB said, without disclosing further details about the intelligence or the nature of the alleged plot. The confirmation came after the US Embassy in Moscow issued an alert warning American citizens of a “credible threat of a mass casualty event” on October 31 at the Tsaritsyno Museum Reserve. However, the FSB did not identify the museum as the intended target, specify when or where the alleged attack was expected to take place, or disclose whether any suspects had been detained.
\n\nThe US Embassy's security alert had specifically named the Tsaritsyno Museum Reserve at Dolskaya Ulitsa 1 in Moscow.
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