The death of Colonel Magomedali Magomedzhanov was caused by injuries received in the war against Ukraine.
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The Deputy Commander of the 18th Army of the Russian Federation Magomedali Magomedzhanov died in a hospital in temporarily occupied Sevastopol. The Public Chamber of Dagestan reported this on February 16.
It was noted that the death of the colonel occurred on Wednesday, February 14, as a result of combat wounds received in the zone of the so-called “special military operations” of the Russian Federation (war against Ukraine – ed.).
“On Wednesday, in a hospital in the city of Sevastopol, the guard colonel, commander of the 61st separate Kirkenes Red Banner Marine Brigade of the Northern Fleet, a native of the village of Khlut, Rutul district of Dagestan, Magomedali Magomedzhanov, died because of the injuries received during the matches,” said the Telegram publication.
Let’s recall that on February 2, information appeared on social networks that as a result of the attack of the Ukrainian Armed Forces on the Belbek airfield in Crimea, Russian Lieutenant General Alexander Tatarenko was allegedly killed.
However, later it became known that his military son, named Alexander, had died.
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Source: korrespondent
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