The Russian presidency said Monday that Moscow has no information about the whereabouts of Daesh leader Abu Bakr Al Baghdadi.

Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said in statements carried by Russia Today that his country was not sure of reports that Baghdadi was arrested in Iraq and transferred to a US base in Syria.

The United States provided intelligence to Russia that helped thwart a potentially deadly bombing, U.S. and Russian officials said on Sunday.

“It cannot be called anything but an ideal example of cooperation in fighting terrorism,” Peskov told reporters at a conference call. “We should aim for such standards.”