In the morning of November 8 near the village Milabad Beylagan (265 km south- west of Baku) a tank blew a bus stop and crashed into two parked cars. As a result, both cars fell into a nearby water channel. During the incident, no one was injured, Turan was told in the representation of the executive of the settlement.
The tank belongs to one of the military units stationed in the area. According to preliminary information, the driver of the tank could not stop the war machine.
The prosecutor of Beylagan confirmed this fact, noting that investigators and experts are working at the scene, figuring out the details of what happened.
Our attempt to get comments from the press service of the Defense Ministry failed because none of the phones answered. -03B04-
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