Lamborghini crash injures 3 in Yekaterinburg
The injured person was conscious and told doctors that he had hit his head hard. The third injured person, who suffered a head injury, was the driver - 20-year-old son of a local billionaire from the Forbes list and founder of the Russian Copper Company Igor Altushkin, named David.
Consensus
- Three people were injured in a Lamborghini crash in Yekaterinburg.
- The crash occurred on August 11.
- The Lamborghini hit a residential building on Otрадnaya Street.
- One of the injured was a participant in the special military operation (SVO).
- The injured SVO participant sustained a severe head injury.
- The driver of the Lamborghini was not under the influence of alcohol.
- The vehicle was not properly registered, with five unpaid speeding fines totaling 9,000 rubles.
- Two of the injured were sitting on a store's porch at the time of the crash.
Points of divergence
- The injured SVO participant was hospitalized and was conscious when speaking to doctors, stating he had hit his head hard. — vesti
- The driver of the Lamborghini is a 20-year-old son of Igor Altushkin, founder of 'Russian Copper Company,' listed in the Forbes billionaire list. — vesti
- The Lamborghini was registered under Igor Altushkin, the father of the driver. — vesti
- The driver was described as sober and lost control of the vehicle. — vm
- The driver was a young man, but no specific name or parentage was mentioned. — vm
Coverage (2 sources)
- SHOT: SVO fighter received serious injuries in Lamborghini accident in Yekaterinburg — Вести
- Shot: Three people injured in Lamborghini accident in Yekaterinburg — Вечерняя Москва