A bombing at the Balzi Rossi Italian restaurant in Moscow on Saturday resulted in three fatalities and at least 21 injuries. Moscow Mayor Sergei Sobyanin described the incident as a 'brutal terrorist act' and pledged to identify and apprehend those responsible. The explosion occurred around 8 p.m. local time, and Russian authorities reported that it was caused by a homemade explosive device. A woman carrying the bomb was reportedly stopped by a security guard before it detonated, resulting in her death, along with that of the guard and a restaurant patron. As of Sunday, no suspects had been identified and no group had claimed responsibility for the attack. The restaurant was closed for a private event at the time of the explosion. Investigators are currently examining the scene, and security measures for officials have been tightened following previous assassination attempts in Russian cities.
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Bombing at Moscow restaurant kills three and injures 21
A bombing at the Balzi Rossi restaurant in Moscow on Saturday killed three people and injured at least 21 others. Mayor Sergei Sobyanin labeled the incident a 'brutal terrorist act' and stated that efforts are underway to identify those responsible. The explosion was attributed to a homemade explosive device, and as of now, no suspects have been identified.
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Mayor calls upscale restaurant bombing a 'brutal terrorist act' after 3 killed, 21 injured
Bombing at Moscow restaurant kills three and injures 21