It is quite difficult to extract any information about the traffic accident in which the head coach of the Ukrainian national team, Oleh Blokhin, was injured. The traffic police are keeping silent, citing the fact that the investigation is not yet complete and everything will be known only in 10 days. Nevertheless, "Champion" managed to dispel several rumors that are currently "circulating" on the internet. At the Darnytsia traffic police, they refused to comment on the episode of the accident on Osokorky, where the "Hammer" jeep in which Oleh Blokhin was riding flattened a "Tavria" and crashed into a roadside cafe and destroyed the fence. \n \nAccording to the investigators of the traffic police inquiry department, documents on this traffic accident are currently being collected and witnesses are being questioned. At the same time, "Champion" refuted information that the driver of the "Hammer," who according to some reports is a associate of Verkhovna Rada deputy Oleksandr Volkov, disappeared from the scene of the accident and is currently being sought by police. According to one of the traffic police officers, the driver of the "Hammer" is known to them, and they have already taken his explanation. In addition, a test is being conducted for the presence of alcohol in the blood of the driver of the "Tavria" and the army jeep. They refused to confirm information there that the driver of the "Hammer" was intoxicated. And although the traffic police are keeping silent about the information regarding the person responsible for this car crash, the picture is becoming somewhat clearer. According to unofficial information, it was precisely the driver of the "Hammer" who "helped" Blokhin end up in the hospital, having violated overtaking rules, as a result of which the almost 5-ton vehicle completely destroyed the "Tavria" and caused damage to the cafe. \n \nThe head of the Oleh Blokhin Foundation, Serhiy Lupin, shed some light on the situation surrounding how events unfolded on the evening of April 13th. In an interview with the newspaper "Fakty," he recounted the following: "We met with Oleh at the entrance to Osokorky to talk. - He suggested going to his home, inside Osokorky. I wanted to go in my own car, but Blokhin said that his friend would give us a ride (I don't even know who it was). Never, he said, had he ridden in an army 'Hammer,' let's try it. The 'Hammer' is a wide vehicle, and the road there is narrow. We kept having to pull onto the shoulder. However, I was sitting in the back seat, so I didn't particularly see how everything happened. The driver tried to overtake a 'Slavuta,' but because a car was coming toward us, he had to brake sharply and turn the steering wheel to the right. If he hadn't slammed on the brakes, we would have simply crushed that 'Slavuta' into the fence. And then we were simply thrown to the other side of the street. I didn't even have time to understand what had happened." \n \nIt is noteworthy that the owner of the roadside cafe, which after the "meeting" with the "Hammer" looks more like ruins, said that people had already come to her in two cars and promised to help... \n \nAs for the health of the head coach of the Ukrainian national team, Oleh Blokhin, who is supposed to begin preparation for a friendly match with the Slovakian team next week, he is, as before, in the hospital. In an interview with the "Interfax-Ukraine" agency, the president of the "Borys" clinic, Mykhailo Ratutskyi, reported that O. Blokhin's test results are not very good, so he remains under examination. Earlier, doctors reported that they might discharge him on Thursday. \n \n