Key facts
- A bomb detonated at a Moscow restaurant on Saturday, killing at least three people.
- At least 21 people were injured in the blast.
- The explosion occurred at Kudrinskaya Square in central Moscow.
- The blast killed the suspected bomber, a security guard, and a patron.
- The restaurant was hosting a wedding reception with approximately 50 guests.
A bomb detonated at a restaurant in central Moscow on Saturday, killing at least three people, including the suspected bomber, and injuring 21 others, according to Russian state media citing local officials. The explosion occurred around 8:00 PM local time on Kudrinskaya Square. Russian authorities and police confirmed the details of the incident. Reports suggest the blast originated in the restaurant's kitchen, which was hosting a wedding reception with approximately 50 guests. Injured individuals were seen being brought out covered in blood. Roads around the square were briefly closed, and a nearby cycling event was canceled. Video released by RIA news agency showed law enforcement at the cordoned-off scene.
