Collision in Russia Involving Armenian-Plated Nissan and Russian Truck Results in Two Fatalities

According to SHAMSHYAN.com, a severe and tragic car accident occurred today, March 9, in the Russian Federation. On the Leningrad highway in Moscow, a Nissan with Armenian plates (35 GG 990) collided with a Russian truck. As a result of the accident, two individuals died at the scene, while one person was hospitalized with injuries.

Rescue services and traffic police from Moscow arrived at the accident site. The Armenian Embassy in Russia has already been informed about the incident. Efforts are underway to determine the identities of the drivers, the deceased, and the injured. Photojournalist Gagik Shamshyan reports that the deceased and the injured were in the Nissan vehicle.

The Ministry of Emergency Situations has released the names of those killed in the Moscow accident. The passengers of the Nissan Teanna vehicle (Armenian citizens) who died at the scene were R. Baghdasaryan (born 1978) and M. Hovhnikyan (born 1982), while K. Hoveyan (born 1983) was taken to a clinical hospital in Khimki with injuries before rescuers arrived.