Russia detains teen over alleged Moscow park attack after US tip-off
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Russia's Federal Security Service said it detained a minor on suspicion of planning a terrorist attack on a Moscow park and museum, a day after a warning from US officials, according to reports. Interfax reported that a US tip-off helped authorities identify the teenager suspected of planning an attack at a Moscow park. The case marks rare security cooperation between Washington and Moscow despite strained ties.
Why it matters:The episode shows limited counterterrorism cooperation persisting between Washington and Moscow even at a low point in relations.
Key points
- FSB detained a minor over the alleged plot
- A US tip-off helped identify the suspect
- The plot targeted a Moscow park and museum
Sources (original reporting)
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