Bodies of all 14 servicemen swept out to sea during Kazakh naval drills retrieved
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The Kazakhstan Defense Ministry announced the recovery of the final two bodies of 14 servicemen who died during a naval exercise in the Caspian Sea. A criminal case has been opened to investigate negligence regarding personnel security and rescue procedures during severe weather.
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What happened
All 14 deceased Kazakh servicemen were retrieved in a rescue operation that has been completed in the Caspian Sea, Kazakhstan’s Defense Ministry said on Friday morning.
Why it matters
GMT) today, on September 25, the bodies of two servicemen, sergeant Mansur Gumarov and sailor Miras Turdybekula, who had disappeared earlier, were found during an intensive search and rescue operation," the ministry said in a report.
Common ground
The Kazakh Defense Ministry and the republic’s Armed Forces extended their deepest condolences to the families and friends of the deceased servicemen.
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The Kazakhstan Defense Ministry announced the recovery of the final two bodies of 14 servicemen who died during a naval exercise in the Caspian Sea. A criminal case has been opened to investigate negligence regarding personnel security and rescue procedures during severe weather.
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