A Mi-8 helicopter crashed in Yakutia, Russia, on June 29.

Technical problems are said to be the cause of the helicopter crash in the aggressor state.

This is reported by Russian mass media.

According to propagandists, the Mi-8 helicopter was engaged in extinguishing large-scale fires in the taiga. Suddenly he fell. The Russians report that “the helicopter crashed during a collision with the ground.”

It is known that, in addition to the three crew members, there were 20 more Avialesokhrana employees on board. Another plane has already been sent to search for them.

Note that this is the third fall of aircraft in Yakutia in eight days. Earlier, two planes crashed there.

Recall that in Yakutia, living in Russia, on June 21-22, two planes disappeared from the radar. The An-30 plane crashed during landing, and the An-2 has not yet been found.

Also, on Sunday, June 26, a Russian Ka-52 Alligator helicopter was shot down in Ukraine.