Touching story of shaheed Ramazan Yagiz, who died in the C-130 plane crash

A new episode of the 24 saat program has been released on Baku TV.

The program tells the life story of junior warrant officer Ramazan Yagiz, who died in the crash of a C-130 military aircraft on the border with Georgia while returning from Ganja to Turkey.

It was revealed that 10 years ago, Ramazan Yagiz registered as a stem cell (bone marrow) donor, and years later became a suitable donor for a cancer patient. In a post he shared at the time, he wrote:

"About 10 years ago I was asked: 'Do you want to become a stem cell donor?' and I answered: 'Yes.' After 10 years, I was informed that I matched a cancer patient. After tests in June, an operation was performed, and today I learned that this person was discharged from the hospital. This is the greatest happiness in my life."

Recall that on November 11, a Turkish Air Force C-130 military aircraft crashed in Georgia, disappearing from radar 27 minutes after taking off from Ganja airport. The crash killed all 20 military personnel on board, including crew members.

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