Eight Russian Officers Die in Tu-95 Bomber Crash in Amur Region
Mediazona said all 8 dead served in strategic aviation, and three were named by a Ukrainian project as missile strike organizers.
- On September 29, a Russian Tu-95MS missile-carrying bomber crashed near the village of Krasnoyarovo in the Amur region, killing all eight officers on board.
- The independent Russian news outlet Mediazona verified the identities of the deceased, confirming six were active Tu-95MS crew members while two others were likely inspectors or passengers.
- Three of the deceased officers—Major Andrey Nikolaevich Lobanov, Andrey Vladimirovich Gerasimov, and Lieutenant Colonel Fyodor Pavlyukov—were named by the Ukrainian project 'Book of Executioners' as participants in missile strikes on Ukrainian territory.
- As The Insider reports, a standard combat sortie into Ukrainian territory requires about 23 hours, with bombers deploying from Engels or Olenya airfields before returning to the Far East.
- A memorial to the pilots was unveiled in Seryshevo, where the Ukrainka air base is located. The provided statements contain no information about the 'Polish General' referenced in the headline.
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