Russian authorities reported on Sunday that an explosion involving an improvised device occurred at a restaurant located in central Moscow on Saturday evening. The incident resulted in the confirmed deaths of at least three individuals and injuries to 21 others. The National Anti-Terrorism Committee stated that the detonation took place near the center of the capital, specifically on Kudrinskaya Street, around 8:00 PM.
Investigators are currently working to determine the source and perpetrators behind the attack. According to preliminary reports from the committee, the victims included a woman suspected of bringing the explosive material into the establishment, a security guard who intervened to prevent her entry, and another patron at the restaurant. While some initial reports have suggested a higher death toll, official statements confirm the minimum number of fatalities.
The investigation remains active, focusing on understanding the motive and identifying those responsible for deploying the device. Authorities have not released definitive details regarding the sequence of events beyond the initial account provided by the anti-terrorism body. The focus of emergency services and law enforcement remains on securing the area and supporting the injured.
The incident has prompted heightened security measures across central Moscow as officials continue their inquiry into the nature of the threat.
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