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Nine Kazakh military personnel dead after being washed out to sea during exercises

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Nine Kazakh ​military personnel ‌were killed after ​being swept ​out to sea ⁠during ​a naval training ​exercise, the country's Defence Ministry ​said ​on Thursday. In a ‌statement, ⁠the ministry said the incident ​happened ​in ⁠Kazakhstan's western Mangistau ​region, ​which ⁠adjoins the Caspian ⁠Sea.

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Nine Kazakh soldiers have died during a naval exercise after being swept into the sea by a wave. The incident occurred in the Mangystau region of West Kazakhstan on the coast of the Caspian Sea. The Kazakh Defense Ministry reported the tragedy on Thursday. There were 19 soldiers on board, three of whom were rescued. The search for the others is ongoing.

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Ten soldiers of the Kazakh army were killed during exercises in Mangistu province in the west of the country, as reported by the General Assembly of the Republic of Kazakhstan.

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Kazakhstan's Defense Ministry said at least nine of its soldiers were killed and thrown into the sea during military exercises on the Caspian Sea coast on Thursday.

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In the Mangistu region, 19 soldiers were taken to the Caspian Sea during the exercises of the Kazakh Navy, 9 of them dead. 19 Kazakh military personnel were taken to the sea in the Caspian Sea, transferred TASS with reference to the Republic ' s Ministry of Defence. Nine deaths have been recorded so far. Three more soldiers have been rescued, one of whom is hospitalized. A search and rescue operation is continuing in the area of the exercis…

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inbusiness.kz broke the news on Thursday, September 24, 2026.
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