Three Armenian soldiers killed, one injured, as a result of a mine explosion in Karabakh

An incident at a military facility of the armed formations of the self-declared Nagorno-Karabakh Republic resulted in three Armenian soldiers killed and one seriously injured. It is not clear what the exact circumstances of the incident were, but for the moment it is being treated as an accident.

The three deceased soldiers were named as Gegham Zakaryan (born in 1995), Sargis Abrahamyan (born in 1998), and Sargis Melikyan (born in 1997). Narek Hoveyan (born in 1998)was critically injured.

The incident happened on Tuesday (21 November) at around 6:35pm local time, Armenian media reported.

source: commonspace.eu with agencies

 

 

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