Moscow's Tsaritsyno Museum-Reserve Closed After U.S. Threat Warning

The Tsaritsyno Museum-Reserve in Moscow was closed following a warning of a terrorist threat.

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The museum-reserve 'Tsaritsyno’ in Moscow was closed on Saturday evening.
The closure was announced as being due to technical reasons.
The U.S. embassy issued a warning about a credible threat of an event causing mass casualties at the museum-reserve.
Russian authorities confirmed receiving the warning from the U.S. through their channels.
Police and traffic control personnel were present at the site.
Access to the museum-reserve’s territory was restricted.

The park’s security representative stated they did not know what would happen next, and the closure was announced as being due to technical issues. — riamo
The park is expected to remain closed for two days, according to sources cited by Baza. — tg_bbcrussian
The closure followed a warning about a terrorist threat, and the security staff claimed they did not know the exact reasons for the closure. — tg_sotavisionmedia
The museum-reserve stated it had no information about a terrorist threat. — riamo
The U.S. embassy had previously issued similar warnings before the Crocus City Hall attack in March 2024, which Russia did not act upon. — tg_bbcrussian