07-25-2025, 11:55 AM
Moscow authorities responded swiftly this morning to a bomb threat targeting the headquarters of Shale International, a multinational business located within the business district of the city.. The threat prompted a full evacuation of the building and surrounding area.
According to Moscow police spokesperson Dmitry Kuznetsov, the threat was received via an interview with someone who turned themselves in on the morning of December 14, 2046. The details of this interview, including the name of the informant, are unknown.
With the assistance of Moscow Fire Department, the employees of the building and surrounding area were evacuated. The Moscow Police Department Bomb Squad responded and did a sweep of the building, employee bomb sniffing dogs and scanners. Traffic was diverted from the location for several blocks in all directions, causing delays across Central Moscow.
“No device has been found at this stage, but our investigation is ongoing,” Kuznetsov said during a press briefing. “We are treating this threat with the utmost seriousness.”
Shale International issued a brief statement on social media at 11:03 AM confirming the evacuation and ongoing cooperation with authorities:
“This morning, Shale International's Moscow office received a credible threat which prompted the immediate evacuation of our staff. We are grateful to emergency services for their prompt and professional response. The safety of our employees and partners remains our top priority.”
Authorities have given no timeline for their investigation and Shale Employees have been directed to stay home for the time being. As of this evening, no device has been found and no arrests have been made. This story is developing. Updates will follow as more information becomes available.
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According to Moscow police spokesperson Dmitry Kuznetsov, the threat was received via an interview with someone who turned themselves in on the morning of December 14, 2046. The details of this interview, including the name of the informant, are unknown.
With the assistance of Moscow Fire Department, the employees of the building and surrounding area were evacuated. The Moscow Police Department Bomb Squad responded and did a sweep of the building, employee bomb sniffing dogs and scanners. Traffic was diverted from the location for several blocks in all directions, causing delays across Central Moscow.
“No device has been found at this stage, but our investigation is ongoing,” Kuznetsov said during a press briefing. “We are treating this threat with the utmost seriousness.”
Shale International issued a brief statement on social media at 11:03 AM confirming the evacuation and ongoing cooperation with authorities:
“This morning, Shale International's Moscow office received a credible threat which prompted the immediate evacuation of our staff. We are grateful to emergency services for their prompt and professional response. The safety of our employees and partners remains our top priority.”
Authorities have given no timeline for their investigation and Shale Employees have been directed to stay home for the time being. As of this evening, no device has been found and no arrests have been made. This story is developing. Updates will follow as more information becomes available.
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