The individual who died in a stabbing in Turkey is not a citizen of Uzbekistan — Consulate General
During the conflict, a 33-year-old man was stabbed in the neck. Media reports had stated that he was an Uzbek citizen. The Consulate General in Istanbul refuted the information.
Individual killed in a stabbing incident in Turkey is not a citizen of Uzbekistan — Consulate General
In Istanbul, Turkey, 33-year-old Kılıç Börüev died as a result of a stabbing incident. The publication Sabah identified the deceased as a citizen of Uzbekistan. However, Uzbekistan’s Consulate General in Istanbul refuted this information, stating that the man was a citizen of Turkmenistan.
According to reports, the incident occurred around 11:30 p.m. at a wedding venue located on Nebioğlu Street in the Kemalpaşa neighborhood. During the wedding, a dispute arose between two groups for unknown reasons. The conflict, which lasted for about an hour, later escalated and turned into a stabbing.
During the brawl, an intoxicated individual identified as R.T. struck Kılıç Börüev in the neck with a knife, inflicting severe injuries. Medical personnel who arrived at the scene provided first aid to the victim. Börüev was subsequently taken to the hospital by ambulance. However, it was not possible to save his life.
As a result of search and operational measures, the suspect R.T. was apprehended, and the knife used in the crime was seized as material evidence. Following interrogation at the police station, R.T. was remanded in custody by court order.