Russian Plane Crashes in Far East, Pilot Safe
A Russian military plane crashed during a training flight on March 24. The incident happened in the region of Primorye Krai in Russia‘s Far East.
Fortunately, the pilot was able to escape safely by ejecting from the plane. A rescue team helped him get to safety. The Defense Ministry said they are sending a group to investigate what caused the crash.
The ministry said the plane had a technical problem that led to the accident. Luckily, the plane did not have any ammunition on board, so there was no damage on the ground.
The Su-25 is a type of military plane designed for close-air support. It has heavy armor and can withstand enemy fire. The plane has been used in many conflicts, including Afghanistan, Chechnya, and Ukraine. In recent months, Ukraine has shot down several Russian Su-25s during the ongoing war.