Security measures will be tightened around the Capitol in Washington due to the possibility of terrorist attacks

Security measures will be temporarily tightened around the American Capitol in Washington amid fears of possible terrorist attacks after the US strikes on Iran. This was reported on March 1 by the Fox News channel.

"Enhanced security measures will be introduced at the U.S. Capitol starting Sunday evening and continued on Monday amid concerns about possible terrorism following U.S. strikes on Iran, although officials say there is no specific or credible threat," the TV channel reports.

Increased security coincides with the resumption of the congress. There are no meetings scheduled in the House of Representatives on Monday, the Senate will hold a meeting in the afternoon.

It is specified that additional fences will not be erected around the Capitol, but so far this issue has not been discussed.

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On March 1, Izvestia published footage of protests taking place in the United States. The actions are aimed at dragging the country into new conflicts. Protesters across the country chanted anti-government slogans, calling for saving money for the needs of the people, not for the war with Iran.

The New York Post reported on March 1 that a migrant from Senegal opened fire in a Texas bar, killing two people and injuring 14. It is specified that the man has already been arrested several times, including for illegal trade. At the time of the crime, he was wearing a sweatshirt with the inscription "property of Allah", a T-shirt with the Iranian flag, and there was a Koran in the car.

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