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Footage from the crash site of the Russian Tu-95MS strategic bomber in Amur Oblast, showing the burning wreckage of the aircraft after the crash.

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🇷🇺✈️ Russian military aircraft crashes in Amur region, six killed — likely a Tu-95MS strategic bomber A Russian military aircraft crashed near the village of Krasnoyarovo in Russia's Amur region around 2:05 p.m. local time on Sept. 29. Seven people were aboard; six were killed

Russian Tupolev Tu-95MS strategic bomber/missile carrier crashed in Amur Oblast, Far East Russia. Its six crew-members have perished, while one survived and was transferred to a medical facility with medium injuries, Russian Defense Ministry informed. The crash occured shortly

Footage shows the burning crashsite of the Russian Tu-95MS strategic bomber near Krasnoyanovo, Amur Oblast, not long after the crash.

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A Russian Tu-95MS Bear heavy bomber crashed on takeoff in Amur this evening during a training flight. The airframe is a total loss, with no survivors reported.

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Russian Tupolev Tu-95MS strategic bomber/missile carrier crashed in Amur Oblast, Far East Russia. Its six crew-members have perished, while one survived and was transferred to a medical facility with medium injuries, Russian Defense Ministry informed. The crash occured shortly

Moment of the crash of a Russian military aircraft in the Amur region. Based on the aircraft model and the sound of the crash, it is preliminarily identified as a Tu-95???, not a Tu-154. Reports indicate that 6 people died. 1x300 (likely referring to a specific type of

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