US intelligence warned Russia about a potential terrorist attack in Moscow targeting large gatherings, including concerts. The US shared this information with Russian officials, following the duty to warn policy. The attack was claimed by ISIS-K, resulting in 140 casualties. The US also abstained from a UN Security Council vote on an immediate cease-fire in Gaza due to the resolution's lack of condemnation for Hamas and its linkage to a hostage release.
Key Points
US intelligence warned Russia about a potential terrorist attack in Moscow
Duty to warn policy was followed to prevent harm to innocent civilians
US abstained from a UN Security Council vote on Gaza cease-fire due to lack of condemnation for Hamas and linkage to hostage release
Pros
US fulfilled duty to warn policy by sharing credible intelligence with Russia to prevent harm to innocent civilians
Information sharing between nations to prevent terrorist attacks and ensure public safety
Cons
Russian response to the warning was not revealed
Confusion regarding the US abstention from the UN Security Council vote on Gaza cease-fire