Russian Mi-28 Helicopter Crashes in Kaluga Region, Killing Crew; Technical Malfunction Suspected

Jul 25, 2024, 05:23 AM

A Russian Mi-28 attack helicopter crashed in the Kaluga region of Russia on July 25, 2024. The crash resulted in the death of the entire crew, consisting of two members. The incident was confirmed by the Russian Defense Ministry and local authorities, including Governor Vladislav Shapsha. The helicopter crashed in a forest near the village of Klenki, southwest of Moscow. Preliminary reports suggest that a technical malfunction may have caused the crash. The cost of the Mi-28 helicopter is approximately $18 million. The news was also reported by Interfax.