The Russian Embassy confirmed the absence of Russians among those injured in an accident in Turkey.

There are no injured or dead Russian citizens in an accident with a tourist bus in the Turkish province of Isparta. This was announced on June 20 at the Russian Embassy in Turkey.

"Today, in the province of Isparta, a tourist bus rolled off a cliff. <...> According to preliminary information, there are no Russian citizens among the dead or injured," the Telegram channel said.

It is noted that the embassy is currently clarifying all the circumstances of the incident.

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The Hurriyet newspaper reported on June 20 that a minibus carrying tourists in Turkey had driven into a ditch, killing four people. It was noted that the accident occurred in the area of Gelendzhik. According to the newspaper, the minibus, returning from an excursion, lost control amid heavy rain.