Russian Diplomat Accuses US of Failing to Warn About Moscow Attack
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Russian Ambassador to the United States Anatoly Antonov stated that the US did not pass along any concrete information before the deadly terrorist attack in Moscow, despite the US State Department's claim of sharing information in accordance with its "duty to warn" policy. The attack killed at least 133 people, with dozens more injured, and the search for bodies continued. Antonov questioned whether the US officials had shared all available information with Russia prior to the attack.
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