On the day of the terrorist attack at Moscow’s Crocus City Hall, an Armenian individual was among the casualties. The Union of Armenians of Russia confirmed that 35-year-old Karen Yengibaryan lost his life in the tragedy. Yengibaryan happened to be near the scene when the attack occurred and bravely assisted in evacuation efforts after seeing smoke. Unfortunately, he developed severe respiratory issues and passed away in a hospital.
Prior to Yengibaryan’s death, another Armenian citizen had also perished in the attack. The Armenian community is deeply saddened by this loss and strongly condemns the senseless act of terrorism that took their lives. They are calling for justice for those responsible for this heinous act, and they are honoring the memories of those who were killed.
The Union of Armenians of Russia has expressed its deepest condolences to the families of those who were killed in the terrorist attack at Moscow’s Crocus City Hall. They vow to continue fighting against terrorism and stand with those affected by this tragedy, including Yengibaryan’s family and friends.
The Armenian community will hold a memorial event to honor those who lost their lives in this senseless attack, as well as pay tribute to those who risked their lives to help others during this difficult time.
