
AI-generated summary
The incident occurred in the Chertanovo district of Moscow on the evening of October 10. The woman, according to eyewitnesses, was in an inadequate state and held the children in the stroller for about 10 minutes, trying to strangle them, while simultaneously reading unknown prayers.
In Moscow, a woman tried to strangle her children on the street in a stroller; she was detained by eyewitnesses. Baza reported this on its Telegram channel.
The incident occurred on the evening of October 10 in Chertanovo. According to eyewitnesses, the woman, being in an inadequate state, held the younger child for about 10 minutes, pressing them on the older one. At the same time, she read unknown prayers.
The woman also explained that she moved from Crimea, her husband betrayed her, she had nowhere to live, and her parents passed away. Doctors who arrived at the scene examined the children; their lives were not in danger. The woman is being questioned by police.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
The woman will be sent for a psychiatric examination to determine her sanity.
Very likely · Within days
Children will be placed in the care of social services or relatives to ensure their safety
Likely · Within weeks
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