Crocus City Hall Attack: U.S. Warned Russia of Imminent Threat

The recent terrorist attack in Moscow, claimed by ISIS-K, has intensified scrutiny on U.S.-Russia intelligence sharing and the global threat posed by ISIS-K.

• In early March, the U.S. warned Russia of an 'imminent' terror plot, which led to the deadly attack on Crocus City Hall in Moscow, killing over 140 people.
• Russian President Vladimir Putin dismissed the U.S. intelligence tip as 'propaganda,' exacerbating tensions between the two nations.
• ISIS-K, an offshoot of the Islamic State, claimed responsibility for the attack, highlighting the group's growing global threat.
• U.S. and Russian intelligence sharing has historically been fraught with suspicion and strategic competition, impacting cooperation on security threats.
• The attack raises questions about the effectiveness of international intelligence sharing and the challenge of addressing the ISIS-K threat under the Taliban's rule in Afghanistan.

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