Microsoft account unusual sign-in activity email, -----> Is this phishing?

I received this email - and it went to my junk email. Although the from address looks legit, some of the links look suspect - they have mailchimp in them and an email address @ northmarket.uk . Is this a legitimate email from Microsoft?

I just received this EXACT same email with the same location saying that my account was signed in from Russia/Moscow but the platform: Windows 10 and Browser: Firefox that is the only thing different with the email that was sent to me about and unusual sign in so I went to go change my password but had to update my phone number as well to get the code that was being sent as i dont have the old number that was on my account but now i cant do any of that for 30days. Doesnt that defect the whole purpose? how am i able to change my password?? or do i really have to wait for 30days? also if i report the user from that email is it going to lock me out of my email or what? i need me email for work and daily i cant go with out it so i dont want to be locked out but i also want to report the user. I find it really weird that multiple of us are having/getting the same email about unusual sign in activity and it beings from the same place/location Russia/Moscow. Does anyone know how i could get my password changed with out having to wait 30days for my new phone number to be updated? as well as does anyone know if i "report the user" from the email i was sent about the unusual sign in will i be locked out of my email account? This is really frustrating. I just want to secure my email account but now i cant for 30days because i updated my phone so i could change my pass word. If I really have to wait 30days to change my password then wont i just continue to have unusual sign in on my account because clearly someone in Russia have my password and login information. Please let me know if anyone has any ideas on what i can do? Thanks!

HI

I have this problem however I cannot change my password. I added my phone number so I cannot access the change password page for 30 days. When I try to cancel this It brings me to the get code from my other email page. I never got the code I have tried lots of times, it never sends the code to my email so I am stuck in this loop.

I have the same issue as usingthisisapain!

I'm getting same suspicious email, but I don't see a matching login under "Review recent activity" as Igor suggested below. So, I think someone is spoofing things and Microsoft needs to investigate. It seems to have an authentic Microsoft cert, but links from email look bogus. I'm reporting this as phishing via Outlook, but I'm sure it will just go into a deep, deep inbox. Here is what the email says: