On November 12, an incident took place in Yerevan that was marked by chaos and unrest. The local authorities were alerted at 23:50 when a report was received by the Internal Affairs Ministry’s Central Department of Public Safety, stating that there were victims and disturbances on Nork Marash Street. Swift action was taken to clear the area, and it was soon discovered that there had been instances of knife wounds, gunshots, and damaged cars.

The injured individuals were promptly transported to the Center for Emergency Medicine, where one of the victims, a resident of the city, was diagnosed with a severe cut-stab wound in the left chest area and cranial region. To ensure proper treatment, this victim was promptly transferred to a hospital in the city. Another victim, a 57-year-old resident of Yerevan named Karen A., was also notified about the incident at 01:05 through the Armenian Eye Clinic. The medical team from the Polyclinic acted swiftly, transferring Karen for further treatment.

The medical staff immediately reported the injuries to the authorities, and it was soon revealed that the incident took place near the 20th house on Nork Marash Street. According to available information, the chaos originated from a traffic accident caused by reckless driving. This accident quickly escalated into a physical altercation involving multiple individuals. Among the victims identified were Karen A. and Vahagn A., who were both residents of Yerevan. It is noteworthy to mention that Vahagn and Karen are siblings. The ongoing investigation aims to determine the extent of internal injuries sustained by David S. and Astghik A., as well as the tools utilized during the incident.

This is the latest news from Armenia, providing updates on the incident in Yerevan’s Nork Marash Street. The authorities are working diligently to understand the circumstances surrounding the event and ensure that justice is served. Further information will be shared as the investigation progresses.