The shock helicopter of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation Mi-28 crashed in Crimea (photo)

As a result of the fall of the Mi-28 helicopter in the temporarily occupied Crimea, both pilots were killed. On May 12, a Russian shock helicopter Mi-28 crashed in the Jankoy district of the occupied Crimea. Because of this, both pilots were killed. The details reported "RIA Novosti". The report states that the accident occurred during the planned training flight. The helicopter was without an ammunition, and there is no destruction on the earth, as the Russian authorities assure.

According to preliminary information, the reason for the fall is the refusal of equipment. Photos from the scene near the village of Svitle were posted in the Telegram channel "Crimean". The photos show that the aviation sector has fallen near the residential sector, and the private homes can be seen thick black smoke.

The Soviet and Russian shock helicopter Mi-28 performs the task of searching and destroying in the conditions of active firing tanks and other armored vehicles, as well as low-speed air purposes and enemy's living power. It was first put into operation on November 10, 1982. It is capable of developing a maximum speed of 320 km/h. The flight range is 450 km. Unlike KA-52, we have only 4 nodes of suspension for weapons.

The 2A42 gun ammunition is only 250 shots, but there is a Turel with a 220 -degree shelling sector per course. We will remind, on April 25 in the Volgograd region of the Russian Federation the helicopter of Sanaviation fell. The pilot was killed as a result of the accident. The Ansat Helicopter flew to the village of Yerzovka near Volgograd, he had a place of dislocation. The pilot was an employee of the special organization with whom they concluded the contract.

Representatives of the Health Committee of the region said that there were no passengers on board the helicopter. The helicopter fell outside the residential areas, so there were no victims of civilians as a result of the accident. Also in Crimea, on May 6, they announced the interception of Ukrainian Grim-2 missiles. Above the occupied Alushta allegedly knocked down two Grim-2 missiles, which was not even taken into service before the full-scale invasion of the Russian Federation into Ukraine.