Two Russian Pilots Died after a Helicopter Crashed in Eastern Syria
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A Russian helicopter Ka-52 crashed on Monday during a flight to eastern Syria as a result of alleged technical failure, the Russian Defense Ministry said, according to Sputnik, quoted by Focus.
The two helicopter pilots died as a result of the incident.
"During a planned flight over the eastern regions of the Syrian Republic, the Russian Ka-52 helicopter crashed. Both pilots have died, "the ministry said in a statement.
Pilot bodies were found by rescue teams and taken to the operating base.
"The cause of the incident may be a technical failure," the ministry said.
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