Armenian Prime Minister Nikolal Fashyan hinted at the guilt of a truck driver with Russian license plates in a horrific accident near the village of Ushi on November 3 that killed nine people. In the evening, the head of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, Arpin Sergian, without specifying which car was involved, said that the brakes allegedly caused the accident, as there were no signs of a skid on the road. In a briefing on November 5, to answer the question of what will be done to reduce the number of accidents, Fasciani said that as long as there are cars, there will be accidents, they happen all over the world. At the same time, he recalled that a working group was established to improve road safety. "The car that allegedly caused the accident came from another country," said Fashian, in response to the criticism. According to him, according to the same logic, Armenian cars arrive in other countries and cause accidents. "I don't mean they come here and... said the prime minister. He cited the work as examples of improving safety. It is very important to reduce the number of accidents, but we must remember the number of cars, Fashiani noted. At the same time, he suggested that the issue of banning the operation of old cars could be raised. The group exists, including identifying "black zones" on roads where more accidents occur, and encouraging traffic changes. And yet the most important human factor - fell asleep or the brakes failed. Such laws cannot be adopted to exclude the human factor, said the Prime Minister. Sign up.