- The Armenian Embassy in Georgia has expressed condolences over the crash of a rescue helicopter.
- On July 29, the Georgian Border Police helicopter Mi-8 crashed near mountain resort Gudauri.
- The crash killed four crew, two rescuers and two paramedics.
The rescue helicopter crash in Gudauri has received condolences from the Armenian Embassy in Georgia.
The loss of life brought on by a helicopter accident during a rescue effort in Gudauri is mourned; by the Armenian Embassy in Georgia and the welcoming Georgian people. In a statement, the Embassy stated, “We offer our sincere sympathies and assistance to the families; and close friends of the victims, wishing them resilience through this trying time of loss.
In a Mi-8 helicopter crash on July 29 in the mountain resort of Gudauri, four crew members; two rescuers, and two paramedics perished.
One pilot and his passenger from a paraglider that had crashed in the same area; earlier were being sought after by the rescue crew. The traveller, who authorities say was a foreign tourist; but whose name is not in revelation, is dead. The pilot is receiving medical care for his injuries and is alive. According to Civil Georgia, investigators are looking into what caused the aircraft; to crash.