Recently, Moscow residents have faced a new problem regarding the use of children's and sports grounds in city courtyards. A recent incident that occurred on Trofimova Street 2/1 became a reason for discussion on social networks and the media.

According to a video shot by one of the subscribers, the playground in the courtyard of the house was occupied by a group of adults, as a result of which children were forced to look for a place to play nearby. It is indicated that this situation is associated with active construction in the area, including the Zilart projects and the Avtozavodskaya metro transport hub on Lobanova Street. These changes have led to an increase in the number of temporarily residing foreign specialists, which, in turn, has affected the accessibility and comfort of public spaces for children.

The situation on Trofimova Street raises an important question about the balance between the needs of all population groups in dense urban environments. Playgrounds and sports areas are key elements for the development and recreation of younger residents of the city, and their accessibility should remain a priority for local authorities.

In light of this incident, there is a need for additional measures to regulate the use of public spaces. Possible solutions may include increasing the number of recreational and play areas for children, as well as developing and implementing policies that will help prevent similar conflicts in the future.