As a result of a heavy traffic accident this morning in the Turkish city of Usak three Azerbaijani students were killed and three others wounded. The Press Service of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Azerbaijan gives the names of the dead and wounded: Anar Musayev, Ulvi Sadigov and Elvin Huseynov died and Ali Kerimli, Mais Hasanov and Mugdat Talibli were wounded.
As stated by the Acting Press Secretary of the Azerbaijani Foreign Ministry Hikmet Hajiyev, the wounded are in a moderate state.
The Consulate General of Azerbaijan in Istanbul takes necessary measures.
According to preliminary information, the students involved in the incident studied in Ushak University in a private way. -16D-
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