Russia: Teenager Arrested Over Planned Moscow Attack Following US Tip

Russia's FSB arrested a minor suspected of plotting a terror attack at a Moscow museum reserve after receiving intelligence from the United States.

Russia's Federal Security Service (FSB) arrested a teenager suspected of planning a terrorist attack in Moscow following intelligence provided by the United States, news outlets HotNews and Wiadomości Onet reported.

According to the reports, the suspect, a Russian national, was detained on suspicion of plotting an attack at the Tsaritsyno Museum-Reserve in the Russian capital. The arrest followed a warning conveyed by American security officials to their counterparts in Moscow, and the Russian security service issued a message of gratitude to the United States for sharing the information.

The minor's identity and further details regarding the investigation and motives have not yet been released.