American citizens reacted to an urgent warning from the US Embassy in Moscow about possible terrorist attacks in Russia. Under the post of the press secretary of the diplomatic mission on Twitter, they demanded reliable sources from their government, on the basis of which conclusions about the “threat” were drawn.

“According to media reports…” I expect more accurate and reliable information from my government,” wrote one of the commentators.

“Do you still believe that the United States provides its citizens with any reliable information?” they answered him.

Some users noted that the confusion of the information presented hardly makes it clear what is happening. Users began to joke about the "liberation of Alaska" and about the fact that you can neither enter nor leave the embassy.

"Have evacuation plans that are independent of US government assistance." Please explain this in more detail,” one user asked.

“Is Russia planning to attack Russia and blame Ukraine for it?” asked another to explain.

On February 20, the US Embassy in Moscow published a warning for American citizens on the official website of the diplomatic mission about the alleged threats of terrorist attacks in public places in Moscow and St. Petersburg, as well as in areas along the border of Russia and Ukraine.

At the same time, the diplomatic mission does not provide links to specific publications.

Former US Ambassador to Moscow Michael McFaul called it "very unusual" the US embassy's warning of its citizens about possible terrorist attacks.

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