The Ombudsman spoke about the condition of the injured child in Sheremetyevo.

Doctors have not revealed brain damage in a child who was injured as a result of an attack by an unknown man at Sheremetyevo airport. The Commissioner for Children's Rights in the Moscow region, Ksenia Mishonova, announced this in her Telegram channel on Tuesday, June 24.

"Doctors have confirmed that there is no brain damage, that the boy is in stable condition. They will try to take him off the ventilator in the next two days. <...> We will monitor his well—being, I am sure that everything will be fine and he will recover," the Moscow City News agency quoted her as saying.

The Ombudsman added that it will take at least a month to restore the child's health.

Earlier that day, the chief physician of the Roshal Children's Center, Tatiana Shapovalenko, said that the two-year-old boy's health condition was assessed as severe, the child had a severe traumatic brain injury. 360.ru .

She clarified that the child has an open fracture of the skull bone and fractures of the base of the skull, a small subdural hematoma, according to the website. kp.ru .

The victim has been put into a medically induced sleep and is on an artificial lung ventilator (ventilator). It is noted that the child will undergo a CT scan to determine the degree of brain damage. He is under constant medical supervision and undergoing therapy.

The family of the boy who was attacked at Sheremetyevo fled to Russia from shelling in Iran, the child's mother, Hajizada Sahar, told RT. The woman added that they were flying through Afghanistan. The whole family has Russian passports.

The day before, on June 23, a man, being in the arrivals area of the airport in a state of drug intoxication, grabbed a child and violently threw him to the floor. After that, the boy was hospitalized. A criminal case has also been opened into the incident.