“Seyfeli landfill has been existing since the Soviet period,” he said. “The exercises have been held there for 70 years and such cases have never occurred. During the exercises, the shell ricocheted off the rock and fell in the house. I instructed to suspend the exercises in connection with this incident. The commission is clarifying this issue. The damage will be reimbursed to the owner of the house. Fortunately, it was a training shell. If it were a war shell, there would be victims."
The minister added that after the commission clarifies this incident, a decision will be made as to whether the exercises at this training ground shall be continued.
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