Shooting at Restaurant in Zhukovka Leaves Two Men Injured
Two men were seriously injured in a shooting near a restaurant in Zhukovka, Moscow Oblast, after a conflict escalated when one man fired a stun gun at opponents. Authorities have opened a criminal case for hooliganism with the use of weapons.
Consensus
- A shooting occurred near a restaurant in Zhukovka, Oдинцовский urban district, Moscow Oblast.
- Two men were injured in the incident.
- The shooting took place on August 28, 2026.
- A criminal case was opened under Part 2 of Article 213 of the Russian Criminal Code (Hooliganism with the use of weapons).
- The suspect(s) fled the scene in vehicles.
- The injured men were hospitalized in serious condition.
- The incident involved a conflict between men, one of whom fired a stun gun.
- The restaurant involved is named 'Marani'.
- Authorities are investigating and attempting to identify and locate the suspects.
Points of divergence
- The incident was a pre-planned meeting between known individuals from private security firms (ChOP) to resolve personal disputes, with one side fleeing in a Porsche Cayenne. — tg_mash
- The victims sustained severe injuries. — vesti
- The victims are security personnel working at the restaurant 'Marani'. — m24
- One of the victims used a stun gun and fired at opponents during the conflict. — vm
Coverage (4 sources)
- Shooting at a restaurant in Zhukovka village on August 28, 2026: law enforcement reaction — Вечерняя Москва
- Case filed after shooting in Moscow region, in which people were injured — Вести
- Shooting at a restaurant in the Moscow region happened at a crossroads — companies were familiar with each other and had previously planned to settle the issues... — Mash
- Criminal case opened after shooting at restaurant in Moscow region — Москва 24
Key entities
- Zhukovka
- Moscow Oblast
- Russia
- GU
- MVD
- Moscow
- Moscow Oblast
- Alexander
- Oдинцово
- Maxim Mikhin
- MVD
- Bryansk
- Kursk Oblast
- Odintsovsky Municipal District
- Ary Abramyan Vladislav
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