A Russian Su-30 crashed during training on Saturday in Kaliningrad, killing its crew.
Officials told state media that the crash probably happened due to a "technical malfunction."
"On August 12, a Su-30 aircraft crashed in an uninhabited area while flying a training sortie in the Kaliningrad Region," the Western Military District told state agency TASS.
It's been heavily used by the Russian military to carry out long-range attacks on ground targets in Ukraine via air-to-surface missiles.
Russian Telegram news channel 112 reported on Saturday that the plane crashed in the Chernyakhovsky district in Kaliningrad, a Russian exclave bordering Poland and Lithuania.
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