Video: Recovery of Bodies from An-26 Plane Crash in Kamchatka Begins

The recovery of bodies from the water following the An-26 plane crash in Kamchatka has commenced, as reported by ria.ru. Earlier, a source from the agency announced that the bodies of six victims from the aviation disaster have been found.

As Tert.am previously reported, the Russian Ministry of Emergency Situations has released footage from the site of the An-26 plane crash in Kamchatka. Based on the location of the wreckage, the aircraft collided with a rock and fell into the water. There were 28 people on board, including a child, and preliminary data indicates that no one survived.

The An-26 aircraft, which was operating a flight from Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky to the village of Palana, lost communication at the designated time. Possible causes of the An-26 crash could include strong winds, technical failure, or pilot error. A criminal case has been initiated.