U.S. Embassy in Moscow warns of a mass casualty threat at the Tsaritsyno Museum Reserve today, October 31.
The embassy released a statement saying a credible threat exists at Dolskaya Ulitsa 1 and is coordinating with Russian authorities.
Security Alert Details
The alert told residents to stay away from the museum area, keep phones charged, and review personal security plans.
Founded in 1775 as Catherine II’s summer palace, the Tsaritsyno Museum now draws millions of visitors each year.
Moscow’s deputy mayor Natalya Sergunina reported more than two million visitors in 2022, while the surrounding grounds see continuous foot traffic.
People should avoid crowds, stay alert, and keep devices powered, the embassy warned.
Tensions in the Russia‑Ukraine war have risen sharply, prompting heightened security concerns in the capital.
Energy Ceasefire Developments
Ukraine struck an oil refinery in southern Russia on Friday, ending a two‑week pause on energy attacks brokered by President Donald Trump.
The previous day, Russian drone and missile strikes killed at least 27 civilians in Ukraine, according to the Wall Street Journal.
Fox News Digital contacted the U.S. Embassy in Moscow for comment.
This is a developing story; updates will follow.
