AviationNews – A Russian military aircraft carrying seven servicemen crashed near the village of Krasnoyanovo in Russia's Far Eastern Amur region on Tuesday, killing six crew members and leaving one survivor injured, defense officials and local media reported. The fatal accident occurred during a planned training mission, underscoring persistent operational and maintenance challenges within Russia's active military aviation fleet. The aircraft, which operated out of the major Ukrainka strategic airbase situated roughly 30 kilometers south of the impact zone, went down in an unpopulated sector of the Mazanovsky District.

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Aviation News – A Russian An-22 military transport aircraft crashed near the Uvodskoye Reservoir in the Ivanovo Region during a post-repair test flight, killing all seven people on board, according to officials. The incident has prompted an immediate investigation by the Russian Aerospace Forces. The aircraft went down in the Furmanovsky District during a scheduled evaluation flight following maintenance work. All five crew members and two passengers were confirmed dead.