The Sukhoi Su-34 “Sukhoi,” the fastest sound, crashed into a residential area in the southern Russian city of Yesk, according to the agencies, killing, leaving injured, and going missing.
According to local Russian officials cited by Reuters, six people died and 19 were injured. A slender prolongation of the Azov Sea separates Yesk from the captured Russian regions in southern Ukraine.
While six persons had been confirmed as crash victims by Agence France-Presse.
The medium-range bomber aircraft Sukhoi Su-34 “Sukhoi” is shown in a video provided by the Zvezda military news station exploding as it approaches the apartments. According to Russian authorities, the pilots were kicked out.
According to Tass, local authorities informed Federal Emergency Minister Alexander Corinkov that six people had died and another six had been injured.
After the catastrophe, footage from the scene indicated that the nine-story building had caught fire in many areas.
Later, local authorities reported that the fire had been put out.
The Krasnodar Vinjamin Condiev region’s governor refuted rumours that the plane had been armed.
He reportedly told reporters, “If this were the case, only half of the building would remain here,” according to the Russian Information Agency.
About 250 people, including 40 children, according to the authorities.
According to the Russian Information Agency, the incident happened on a training flight out of a military airstrip.
According to the Ministry of Defense, which was referenced in the article, the pilots reported a fire in an engine before takeoff, and when the plane impacted the structure, its fuel caught fire.
A criminal file had been opened, according to the inquiry committee for the Russian government, which deals with major offences, and detectives had been dispatched to the scene.
Putin, according to the Kremlin, ordered that the victims receive all essential aid. He also ordered the Minister of Health to go to the region.
Nearly eight months after Russia’s military entered Ukraine, the accident occurred.
25 people were killed and hurt when a fighter crashed in southern Russia.
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