The Mexican Embassy has said that two Mexican citizens were among those injured after a taxi drove into a crowd in central Moscow on Saturday.
In a tweet, the embassy said the women were lightly injured but that their condition was stable.
At least seven people were injured after a taxi drove onto the pavement on Moscow's Ilyinka Ulitsa on Saturday afternoon.
A witness at the scene told The Moscow Times that some of the victims had been wearing Mexican team colors.
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