Russia's Federal Security Service (FSB) said Saturday that it had obtained intelligence from the United States about a possible terrorist attack in Moscow, and that Russian authorities had taken response measures, according to Russian reports.
The U.S. Embassy in Russia issued a security alert on social media the same day, warning of a possible threat of mass casualties at the Tsaritsyno Museum Reserve in Moscow on Saturday. The embassy advised people to stay away from the area and avoid crowded places.
Reports said the Tsaritsyno Museum Reserve and roads leading to the area have been closed.
FSB says it received U.S. intelligence on possible terrorist attack in Moscow
FSB says it received U.S. intelligence on possible terrorist attack in Moscow
FSB says it received U.S. intelligence on possible terrorist attack in Moscow
Ukraine and Türkiye have agreed to work on the Black Sea grain corridor to ensure that it remains operational and functions effectively, said Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky on Saturday.
On the same day, Zelensky arrived in Türkiye's Istanbul and held a meeting with Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan. Zelensky wrote on Telegram that this was an important and substantive meeting and that a significant part of the conversation was devoted to issues concerning the Black Sea, including food security.
"And today, we agreed with President Erdogan to work on the Black Sea 'grain corridor' -- to ensure that the corridor exists and operates effectively," the Ukrainian president noted.
According to Zelensky, both sides are preparing new joint industrial and other economic projects. "We have significant potential in the energy and infrastructure sectors," he added.
Ukraine, Türkiye agree to work on Black Sea grain corridor: Zelensky
