Russian aircraft crashes:
In Yeysk, a town in southern Russia, a military plane crashed in a residential area, killing at least two people and injured 15.
There was a fire in an apartment building, and emergency services were contacted. The Su-34 fighter bomber was reportedly on a training mission when one of its engines caught fire, according to the Russian Defense Ministry.
According to the government, the plane's pilots evacuated before the collision.
According to a report from the pilots:
The statement read, "According to a report from the pilots, who ejected from the aircraft, a fire in one of the engines during take-off was the cause of the disaster. "The governor of the Krasnodar area, of which Yeysk is a part, stated in a telegraph post that he was his route to the town and that all local and regional fire services were combating the fire.
According to local media, the multi-story building's five stories were completely destroyed by fire, and many residential buildings were also affected.
According to Tass news agency, the Kremlin has directed national and local authorities to offer "all essential support" to anyone affected by the fire that broke out in the heart of the southern city of Yeysk.
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