The casualty count from the armed attack at the Paulaner Brauhaus Moscow Paveletsky restaurant located in central Moscow has risen to four, according to the city’s press service and the prosecutor’s office. Authorities confirmed that four individuals sustained injuries during the incident, with multiple shots fired using a traumatic weapon directed at patrons and staff.
Procedural details indicate that an unidentified guest at the venue opened fire on other guests. Emergency responders reported several victims and coordinated a rapid response to the scene as investigators began collecting evidence and reviewing surveillance footage to establish the sequence of events and potential motives.
Earlier updates from the supervisory authority noted that a guest at the Paulaner Brauhaus premises in central Moscow fired multiple rounds, injuring three people. Investigators are examining whether the attack was isolated or part of a broader pattern affecting the vicinity on that day.
In a separate incident, road workers in Novosibirsk were involved in a mass altercation using improvised tools such as shovels and brooms. The confrontation escalated to the point where a shot in the air was fired briefly, but no fatalities were reported. The incident prompted an on-site response from authorities to restore order and assess potential injuries among workers and bystanders.
A third note from earlier communications referenced a separate fatality scenario in Rotterdam connected to a violent confrontation, though the details remained limited and under review by local authorities. At this stage, no verified information confirms a direct link between the Moscow and Novosibirsk events or any concurrent incidents in other countries.