US EditionRussian Transport Plane Crashes in Crimea, Killing 29 in Latest Military Aviation Incident
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The commander of the Russian Northern Fleet's air corps and six of its staff officers died in a plane crash that crashed on March 31 in Russian-occupied Crimea, the head of the Ukrainian Center for Counteracting Disinformation (CDC), Andriy Kovalenko, said on Thursday.
Russian Transport Plane Crashes in Crimea, Killing 29 in Latest Military Aviation Incident
A Russian Antonov An-26 military transport aircraft crashed into a cliff in the Bakhchisarai district of Crimea on March 31, killing all 29 people on board, Russia’s Defense Ministry said Wednesday, citing a suspected technical malfunction. Contact with the An-26, a Soviet-designed light tactical turboprop capable of carrying up to 40 passengers over short and medium ranges, was lost at approximately 6 p.m. Moscow time during a scheduled flight …
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