MOSCOW. – One of the injured in the Yerevan-St. Petersburg minibus crash in Russia is in serious condition, the Embassy of Russia in Moscow informed Armenian News-NEWS.am.

The other injured, however, are in satisfactory condition.

The cause of this road accident is not yet known.

A minibus that was en route from Armenia’s capital city of Yerevan to Saint Petersburg, Russia, had crashed at Pavlovsky District of Krasnodar Krai (region) of Russia.

There were seven people in the vehicle, and five of them were injured in the crash.

The identity of the three of the injured are known; they are Vanuk Sahakyan, 32, and Mher Kotanjyan, 30, and Garik Kostandyan.

The injured were hospitalized.

All the passengers in this minibus were Armenian citizens.