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According to journalists, this case happened some time after the Mi-35P helicopt...

A plane crash in Nigeria: A 35-made Mi-35 helicopter crashed (photo)

According to journalists, this case happened some time after the Mi-35P helicopter has risen into the air for surgery in a rich river rich in oil. The Nigeria Air Force helicopter crashed shortly after departure from Port Harcort Airport on Friday, December 1, at the same time, all five crew members survive, and they only have mild injuries. About it reports Reuters with reference to a spokesman of the Air Force.

The incident occurred some time after the Mi-35P helicopter has risen into the air for a rich river rich in oil, where unrestrained oil theft is widespread, the Air Force Representative Edward Gabkvet said. According to him, crew members are treated at the Air Force Medical Center. The Director of Public Relations and Information of the Nigeria Air Force, Aviation Commodor Edward Gabkvet noted that the plane crash happened at 7:45 am local time.

"The chief of the Aviation Staff Marshal Hasan Abubakar is currently heading to the port harvest to personally check the situation, as well as take care of the welfare of the crew and give further instructions," he said. The militaristic portal specifies that a plane crash happened in the city of Port Harcort, where the Mi-35P shock helicopters obtained from Russia. Recall that on November 12, the US military aircraft crashed over the Mediterranean.

According to the US military, the accident occurred during exercises in the eastern Mediterranean and was not associated with any hostile activity. It was also reported that the secret of the fall of a "20-year-old" aircraft was revealed. After law enforcement officers arrived in place, they found the main building of the aircraft, which did not have an engine, wings, doors and seats. The mysterious fragments of the aircraft found in the Canadian deaf, left investigators in surprise.