At least three killed in explosion near cafe in Russia’s Moscow
An explosion near a café in Moscow's Kudrinskaya Square on Saturday evening killed at least three people and injured fifteen others, according to Russian authorities. The cause of the blast remains under investigation. Emergency services responded to the scene and traffic in the area was temporarily blocked.
A blast occurred near a restaurant in Moscow's Kudrinskaya Square on Saturday evening, resulting in multiple casualties and injuries. According to the Russian Interior Ministry, the explosion took place at approximately 8:10 p.m. local time near Building 1 on the square. Moscow police reported to state news agency Ria Novosti that the incident claimed at least three lives and left fifteen people injured with varying degrees of severity. The injured received medical attention following the blast. Emergency response teams, including police, firefighters, and emergency services, were deployed to the location. Authorities have not yet determined the cause of the explosion, which remains under active investigation. In response to the incident, traffic circulation near Kudrinskaya Square was temporarily suspended, and access to the nearby Barrikadnaya metro station was closed as a precautionary measure.
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