In a prior toll, 13 persons were reported dead as a result of a military fighter known as a “Sukhoi-34” colliding with a structure in the southern city of Yesk, close to the Ukrainian border.
The deputy governor of the Krasnodar area, where the event took place, was quoted by the Russian news agency “TASS” as saying that one of the two new accident victims, a 51-year-old woman, was suffering from burns that covered 80 percent of her body.
On Monday, the event happened when a warfighter crashed into a residential structure immediately after taking off at a training facility.
Videos were watched to make the structure into a massive ball of flame following the impact.
Before the disaster, the two pilots were able to jump off it.
In the interpretation of the incident, the Russian authorities said that the fire caught in one of the fighter engines during the take -off due to a technical failure.
The investigation committee classified the incident as a violation of aviation rules and takeoff preparations, and the pilot and his assistant were subjected to the investigation, and the aircraft records were extracted from the crash site and the authorities set dates to examine them.
The airspace surrounding southern Russia has been closed since the Ukraine War broke out on February 24.
The incidents of Russian civilian and military aircraft are common, and they are usually caused by a technical malfunction or human error.
Four persons were killed in a military aviation crash in June in the southeast Moscow city of Ryzan.
The number of people killed in the Russian fighter crash has increased, and Moscow exposes the cause.
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