Russian Mi-28 Helicopter Crash Claims Crew Lives

A Russian Mi-28 military helicopter crashed in the Kaluga region southwest of Moscow on Thursday, resulting in the death of its crew, as per Interfax news agency citing Russia's defense ministry. The ministry suggested a technical malfunction might have caused the crash.

A Russian Mi-28 military helicopter crashed in the Kaluga region southwest of Moscow on Thursday, resulting in the death of its crew. This information was reported by the Interfax news agency, citing Russia's defense ministry.

The ministry indicated that a technical malfunction was likely the cause of the crash. However, it did not specify the number of people on board. Typically, a Mi-28 helicopter has a crew of two people.

(With inputs from agencies.)