During the exhibition, the children climbed into armored vehicles. Shortly thereafter, the armored personnel carrier suddenly opened and hit one of the boys in the head.
In the Russian city of Komsomolsk-on-amur, located in the Far East thousands of kilometers from Ukraine, a four-year-old boy died in a trophy equipment-he was hit by a hatch from the Ukrainian BTR M113. It was written by Russian Media and Telegram Channels on Saturday, April 26th.
It was noted that during the exhibition the children climbed into the armored vehicles. For a moment, the Armored Personnel Carrier suddenly opened and hit one of the boys. The child was diagnosed with an open head injury. Doctors could not save the child – the boy died in an ambulance.
The local media, citing the eyewitnesses, reported that one of the children in the car accidentally pulled the lever, opened the hatch and fell to the head of the deceased. According to another version, the hydraulic system failed, and the heavy hatch opened independently.
The “trophy technology” exhibition, which was captured during the Russian Federation war against Ukraine, was opened on April 25. He was already on the “80th anniversary of victory in the Great Patriotic War.” In total, it shows seven units of damaged technology.
Now the exhibition is closed, though planned to be held until May 3.
Earlier in Russia, the first murder occurred with the use of the FPV thron. An attempt was made to a large farmer in Transbaikalia. He died in the area.
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Source: korrespondent
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