Russia's FSB has detained a teenager suspected of planning a 'terror attack' in Moscow, following a tip-off from the United States, per CNN.
The minor was arrested after intelligence shared by U.S. authorities revealed details of the alleged plot, according to Al Jazeera reports.
The arrest comes amid heightened security measures in the capital, with Moscow's security services on high alert following recent warnings from Washington, as noted by NBC News.
Moscow remains under a state of emergency due to ongoing tensions, with the city's police and intelligence agencies conducting increased surveillance operations per Reuters.
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