Italy Urges Its Citizens Not to Travel to Moscow

Italian Foreign Minister Antonio Tajani has once again urged his fellow citizens not to travel to Moscow, despite Russia describing these calls and warnings as mere media noise with no practical benefit. He stated in a broadcast on Rai2 television: "About one million Italians will travel abroad for the Easter holiday. We have always said that it is better to postpone trips to Moscow, and if someone is already in Moscow, they should avoid crowded places. We have been saying this since March 8." Following the recent "Krocus" terrorist attack last Friday, a source from the relevant security agencies indicated that "Russian security received information from the American side about preparations for a terrorist attack, but it was of a general nature without details."