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At least 15 Armenian troops dead in fire at military barracks

At least 15 Armenian troops dead in fire at military barracks

At least 15 Armenian servicemen have been useless and three others in critical situation after a hearth broke out within the barracks of a navy unit, the nation’s protection ministry stated Thursday.

“According to preliminary information, 15 servicemen were killed as a result of a fire that broke out in the barracks of an engineer and sniper company of a military unit … and the condition of three servicemen is assessed as serious,” the ministry stated in an announcement.

According to the ministry, the hearth broke out at round 1:30 a.m. on Thursday (9:30 p.m. GMT Wednesday) within the village of Azat in Armenia’s jap Gegharkunik area.

It stated the reason for the hearth was not but established.

Last August, greater than a dozen individuals have been killed in an explosion and subsequent hearth at a busy market in Armenia’s capital Yerevan.

The Caucasus nation of round 3 million individuals is recovering from a 2020 warfare with Azerbaijan, which led to a heavy defeat and sparked a political disaster.

Despite the top of the large-scale combating, tensions persist between the ex-Soviet rivals over their borders.

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