MOSCOW, December 20. /TASS/. The Cathedral of Christ the Savior, one of the main tourist attractions of Moscow, is being inspected after an anonymous bomb threat, a source in the emergency services informed TASS on Friday.
"An anonymous bomb threat has been called in to the Cathedral of Christ the Savior. It is not being evacuated," the source informed.
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- Supreme Court of Russia evacuated in wake of bomb threats
- All Moscow airports checked after bomb threats
- Security sweeps at 10 Moscow schools following bomb threats
- Anonymous bomb threats continue as 13 Moscow district courts evacuated
- St. Petersburg courts evacuated again due to anonymous bomb threats
- Bomb threats pour into about 60 institutions and public places around Moscow
- FSB Academy and Vnukovo Airport receive bomb threats
- Bomb threats pour into hospitals and schools throughout St. Petersburg
- Bomb threats to Moscow’s renowned cathedral, major shopping mall exposed as hoaxes
- St. Petersburg courts undergo evacuations due to renewed bomb threats
- More anonymous bomb threats pour into Moscow courts
- Russia’s Supreme Court evacuated after bomb threat
- Moscow’s renowned landmark cathedral receives bomb threat
- Bomb threats continue to pour into Moscow schools, over 10,000 evacuated
- New bomb threats clear out eight Moscow courts, on-site inspection underway
- Eight district courts in Moscow evacuated over bomb threats on Tuesday, says source
- At least 30 malls and 35 hospitals of St. Petersburg receive bomb threats — source
- District courts in Moscow, St. Petersburg evacuated over bomb threats
- St. Petersburg courts hit with wave of bomb threat calls
- Five Moscow courts get bomb threat calls
Earlier on Friday, over 20 schools and 11 courts have been evacuated in the wake of bomb threats. Bomb threats were called in to a station of the Moscow Central Circle, the Moscow State Tchaikovsky Conservatory, the Moscow Aviation Institute and the Moscow Architectural Institute. Moscow Domodedovo and Sheremetyevo airports were also inspected for the fifth time this week.
A wave of bomb threats descended upon Moscow, St. Petersburg and other Russian regions in late November. Unknown persons repeatedly call in bomb threats to various facilities: courts, schools, hospitals, airports, train stations. Only on Thursday, Moscow law enforcement bodies inspected about 80 facilities, evacuating 27,000 people for security purposes. All the threats turned out to be hoax.