Doctors Say Krasnogorsk Boy Hurt by Booby‑Trap Device Is Stable in ICU

Overview

• Regional health officials report the child remains in intensive care and his condition is assessed as moderate.
• The Roshal center’s director says he is stable, his wounds show no signs of inflammation, and he was sedated after a dressing performed under anesthesia.
• Multidisciplinary specialists continue to monitor his status closely and manage pain relief.
• The Investigative Committee says the device was an improvised explosive camouflaged as a gift package containing a 10‑ruble banknote in Krasnogorsk.
• Authorities have opened a case alleging attempted murder by a method dangerous to the public, while a claim of partial finger amputation from the regional ombudsman has not been corroborated by medical updates.