Key facts
- Three Chinese nationals were injured in a Ukrainian drone attack on the Moscow region.
- A total of 10 people were injured in the strikes.
- Two of the injured Chinese nationals are in stable condition in a local hospital.
- A third Chinese national is seeking treatment in China.
- The Chinese embassy in Russia has activated its emergency response mechanism.
Three Chinese nationals sustained injuries during a Ukrainian drone attack on Moscow and the surrounding region, according to Chinese state media. The Chinese embassy in Russia confirmed that two of the injured citizens are receiving hospital treatment and are in stable condition without life-threatening injuries. A third national has requested to return to China for treatment.
The drone strikes, which occurred overnight Sunday into Monday, resulted in a total of 10 injuries. The Chinese embassy has activated its emergency response mechanism and is liaising with Russian authorities to ensure the safety and proper treatment of its citizens.
Updated reports indicate that among the hospitalized, a 74-year-old man with multiple shrapnel wounds is being prepared for transfer to a Moscow medical center. Other injuries included a fractured femur, a shin wound, and additional shrapnel wounds. The attacks reportedly involved numerous drones, with Russian air defense systems engaged throughout the night.