Wreckage of An-24 Found in Amur Region of Russia: Preliminary Reports Indicate All Passengers Were Killed (Video)

Wreckage of the An-24 aircraft, which disappeared from radar, has been found in the Amur region of Russia. According to preliminary information, all passengers on board the aircraft have died. This incident occurred on the slope of a mountain, 15 kilometers from Tynda, in an inaccessible area, complicating search and rescue operations. This is the second incident involving An-24 aircraft from 'Angara' in the last two months.

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There were 43 passengers on board (including five children) and six crew members, reported the governor of the Amur region, Vasily Orlov.

Other incidents involving aircraft in Russia have also become known: in the Nizhny Novgorod region, a Su-34 aircraft crashed, but both pilots survived. In the Primorsky Krai of Russia, a Su-25 attack aircraft ditched without ammunition due to technical malfunctions. Additionally, an incident involving a Mi-28 helicopter occurred in the Leningrad region in the Volosovo district.

Several aviation incidents have occurred recently in Russian regions, resulting in casualties and various troubles, indicating issues in the field of aviation safety.