There are dead: Russian business jet crashed in the mountains of Afghanistan

The catastrophe occurred for the first time after the introduction of the US and the EU sanctions since February 2022 for new supplies, maintenance and aircraft insurance. This was reported by The Moscow Times. According to journalists, the aircraft, which crashed in Afghanistan, performed a private medical evacuation flight from Pattaya (Thailand) to Moscow. In the Indian city of Guy he landed for refueling.

"The ship has performed a charter sanitary flight on the route of Guy (India) - Tashkent (Uzbekistan) - Zhukovsky (Russia)," Rosaviation reported. There were six people on board - four crew members and two passengers. According to journalists, among the dead: Anatoly and Anna Yevsyukova (passengers), Dmitry Belyakov, Arkady Grachov, Igor Sivorotkin and Pavel Popov (crew members). It was reported that Yevsyukov was connected to the apparatus of artificial respiration due to disease in Thailand.

The media specifies that the aircraft was registered with the State Register of Civil Aircraft of the Russian Federation and belongs to Athletic Group LLC and an individual. Afghan police received reports of a plane crash in Badakhshan. Before the disaster, the pilot reported technical problems. The board rejected from the course and crashed up a tofan mountain in the Vakhansky district near the border with Tajikistan.

In Roszma, it was not reported about episodes with aircraft disaster and passengers' deaths earlier. Falcon 10 is a jet developed by the French company Dassault Aviation. Issued in 1971 and was off production in 1989. Focus reported that in December, the passenger plane Boeing 737 sat in the Tolmachova Novosibirsk Airport in connection with the burning of engines. Focus also wrote that in the last fall in Russia broke as many planes as it had broken in a year.