Technical Malfunction Forces Russian Su-25 to Crash
Pilot ejects safely as aircraft goes down during training in Primorsky Krai
A Russian Su-25 attack aircraft crashed during a training flight in Primorsky Krai on March 24 due to a suspected technical malfunction, the Russian Defense Ministry reported.
The pilot ejected and was rescued by a search and rescue team, with no reported injuries. The aircraft was unarmed and crashed in an uninhabited area, avoiding damage on the ground. A commission from the Aerospace Forces has been deployed to investigate the incident.
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