A bombing at a Moscow restaurant on Saturday killed three people and injured twenty-one others, Russian authorities reported. The incident occurred when a woman detonated an improvised explosive device after being stopped by security guards while attempting to enter the establishment in Kudrinskaya Square.
The National Anti-Terrorism Committee stated that the explosion was caused by a home-made explosive device, according to Tass state news agency. The woman carrying the device, a security guard, and a restaurant patron were killed in the blast. More than fifteen people sustained injuries; reports vary on the exact number, with figures ranging from 15 to 21 injured.
The restaurant’s website indicated it was closed for a private event on August 1st. While investigations are ongoing, no immediate motive has been established. No right-leaning sources reported on this story.
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