A plane with around fifty people on board has gone missing in the Amur region of Russia
Journalist
Anna Tkach
24.07.2025 - 10:25
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According to glavcom.ua: A Su-34 plane crashed in the Nizhny Novgorod region, but both crew members managed to survive. Also, in the Primorsky region, there was an incident involving the crash of a Su-25 attack aircraft. The Ministry of Defense of Russia claims that the aircraft had no munitions and crashed in an uninhabited area due to technical malfunctions.
The Angara Airlines plane with more than 40 passengers on board lost contact in Russia, reports Glavkom. Currently, there is no contact with the plane that had 43 passengers, including five children, and six crew members, said the governor of the Amur region, Vasily Orlov.
There are reports of a missing An-24 passenger plane in the Amur region, where more than 40 people were on board. At the same time, there were incidents with airplanes in other regions of Russia, but tragedies were avoided thanks to the crew's quick response and masterful handling in extreme situations.
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