Russian citizens who were on board an Azerbaijan Airlines plane that crashed near the Kazakh city of Aktau have been brought to Moscow, APA's Moscow bureau reports.
Today, based on the instructions of the Russian President and the Minister of Emergency Situations, a plane of the Ministry of Emergency Situations equipped with special medical modules brought 9 Russian citizens injured in a plane crash in Aktau to Moscow. The special-purpose plane of the Russian Ministry of Emergency Situations landed at Moscow's Zhukovsky Airport. Then, ambulances delivered the 9 injured to various hospitals in Moscow.
Two of the injured were brought to the Emergency Medical Care Department of the Slifasovsky Scientific Research Institute in Moscow. They are residents of Chechnya Arbi Yandarov and Medina Arsbayeva.
According to information given to APA by their relatives, Medina Asbayeva's condition is serious, while Arbi Yandarov's is satisfactory and conscious.
Among the wounded Russian citizens brought to Moscow is a Russian citizen of Azerbaijani nationality. He is Zaur Mammadov, born in 1988. There is no information about which hospital in Moscow this Azerbaijani was admitted to. The Russian Emergencies Ministry announced that psychological assistance will be provided to those who are in good health.
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