Two injured at 'Russian Empire' festival in Moscow region
Two participants were injured during the 'Russian Empire' military-historical festival in the Sergiev Posad District of Moscow Oblast, with one man wounded by a musket explosion and another by a firework blast.
Consensus
- Two participants were injured at the 'Russian Empire' festival.
- The festival took place in the Sergiev Posad District of Moscow Region.
- The festival is a military-historical event focused on recreations of battles from the Time of Troubles and the Smolensk War.
- The festival was held at the 'Kochevnik' ethnopark.
- One participant sustained injuries to the cheek and temporal area from a musket explosion.
- The second participant suffered facial abrasions from a firework explosion.
Points of divergence
- The 30-year-old man was injured after a musket exploded in his hands. — riamo
- The second participant was injured by a firework explosion near him. — tg_mash
- A firework flew into the crowd near the stage at a festival in Yusupov Garden, St. Petersburg, previously. — riamo
Coverage (2 sources)
- Two people injured during the 'Russian Tsardom' festival in Podmoskovye — РИАМО
- Two participants injured during military-historical festival 'Russian Tsardom' in Moscow region. — Mash