Lynn Tracy, the US Ambassador to Moscow, reiterated the United States’ firm stance on warning countries about terrorist threats. In an official statement, she expressed condolences for the victims of a terrorist attack at the Crocus City Hall concert complex in Krasnogorsk.
Tracy condemned terrorism in all forms and highlighted the United States’ history of sharing information and warnings with other countries, including those with whom they may have disagreements. Despite some Russian officials rejecting the information provided by the US about a recent terrorist threat originating from the Islamic State, Tracy emphasized that the United States has a long-standing practice of sharing threat information with Russian authorities and will continue to do so.
The ambassador noted that despite some Russian officials rejecting the information provided by the US about a recent terrorist threat originating from the Islamic State, Tracy emphasized that the United States has a long-standing practice of sharing threat information with Russian authorities and will continue to do so. She also expressed hope that Russia would find peace and strength in this difficult time.
Additionally, Tracy emphasized that Russia should seek unity in facing such challenges and moving forward. The US will assist in any investigation related to this terrorist attack at Crocus City Hall and respond to any requests from Russian authorities. This is just another step towards building stronger relationships between our two nations while working together towards common goals of security and stability in our region.
