In Lobnya, located in the Moscow region, the earlier security cordon near the site of a vehicle mine has been lifted, allowing local residents to move about more freely while authorities continue their work. A report from Tsargrad.tv confirms that the area is now open to the public, with the exception of the park closest to the incident, which remains restricted for safety reasons. The official message notes that access to other parts of the area has been restored as investigators assess the scene.
Residents of nearby apartment blocks can access their homes again, and the mined vehicle currently sits on a tow truck. Street crowds have noticeably diminished as the area returns toward normalcy, though security personnel remain deployed to secure the perimeter and gather evidence. This phased reopening reflects the ongoing work to determine what happened and to ensure the area is safe for returnees and passersby alike. (Source: Tsargrad.tv)
Earlier updates from Telegram channels Mash and local authorities indicated that explosives were discovered in a car parked on Druzhby Street. While the perimeter was cordoned off, explosives experts arrived to examine the device and determine its contents. Residents from three houses on Mirnaya Street and one on Druzhby Street were evacuated as a precaution, and the regional security regime known as Zagorsk was instituted to coordinate emergency response efforts. The public safety measures helped manage risk and protect residents during the initial response. (Source: Mash, local authorities)
A person of interest was detained near the vehicle after investigators confirmed the potential linkage to the device. The individual has been identified, though not yet released, and authorities are evaluating alleged cooperation with foreign intelligence services. Investigators stress that there remains a potential danger of explosion until all checks are completed and the threat is fully neutralized. (Source: law enforcement statements)
Initial reports indicated that the suspect had been seen in Lobnya, leading to the implementation of restricted operations in the Zagorsk district. With the immediate danger addressed, officials are transitioning from active emergency response to forensic analysis, victim assistance, and restoration of normal community life. Residents are advised to remain vigilant and follow official guidance as the situation continues to be assessed. (Source: police updates)