A schoolboy in the Iglinsky district of Bashkiria stabbed his classmates, two girls were hospitalized. This was reported by the press service of the regional Main Directorate of the Ministry of Internal Affairs.
At approximately 2:30 p.m. local time, the Iglinsky district task force of the Russian Interior Ministry received a report from the village school in Iglino that a seventh grader had attacked classmates with a weapon, injuring two students. The incident prompted immediate attention from the school staff and emergency responders as the situation unfolded.
Medical teams moved quickly to the scene and transported the injured girls to hospital, where doctors administered urgent care to stabilize them. The full spectrum of medical interventions was carried out to ensure the best possible outcome for the affected students.
Authorities stated that they are actively clarifying all circumstances surrounding the event. Investigators from the Bashkiria Investigative Committee of the Russian Federation said a 13-year-old student from the class was involved in the stabbing of two classmates, aged 13 and 14. At the time of reporting, the lives of the two victims were not in danger, and an official inquiry was launched to determine the sequence of events and any contributing factors.
There was also mention that residents of Surgut discussed on social networks an incident involving a seven-year-old boy who allegedly attempted to attack a peer with a knife, highlighting ongoing concerns about youth safety and early exposure to violence in online spaces.