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Bomb explodes at Moscow restaurant, killing two victims and woman suspected of delivering device
- On Aug 1, an explosion near Building 1 in Kudrinskaya Square, Moscow, killed three people and injured at least 15, the Interior Ministry reported.
- The blast struck the ground floor of a Stalin-era skyscraper in Moscow, with the upscale Balzi Rossi Italian restaurant identified as the site.
- Moscow police told Ria Novosti the blast caused "three deaths and 15 injured, of varying degrees of seriousness," while investigators remain at the scene.
- Authorities have not confirmed the cause, though Russian state TV speculated a gas canister detonation; the injured are receiving medical care.
- The Baza reported the restaurant had been closed for a private event on Saturday, while law enforcement officers continue guarding the site.
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In addition to the three deaths, 21 other people were injured, security of the establishment, a woman and a client died.
·Lisboa, Portugal
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At least 21 others were injured in the explosion.
·Basildon, United Kingdom
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Authorities have preliminary reported that it was a homemade explosive device that was detonated in a restaurant in the Russian capital.
·Las Condes, Chile
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Moscow Explosion: 3 Killed, 15 Injured Near Stalin Skyscraper Restaurant Terrace
At least 3 people were killed and 15 injured in an explosion near a Moscow restaurant terrace at Kudrinskaya Square on Saturday evening, with the security forces taking over the investigation to ascertain the cause.
·Noida, India
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According to local authorities, a woman had detonated the device after attempting to enter the premises.
·Barcelona, Spain
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Leaning Left21Leaning Right29Center37Last UpdatedBias Distribution43% Center
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