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The Associated Press. (2026, September 29). Russia's long-range bomber crashes on a training mission, killing 6 crewmembers. Toronto Star. https://www.thestar.com/news/world/europe/russia-s-long-range-bomber-crashes-on-a-training-mission-killing-6-crewmembers/article_bd9515ae-a8d8-53e8-8251-0554b8578d24.html
The Associated Press. “Russia's long-range bomber crashes on a training mission, killing 6 crewmembers.” Toronto Star, 29 Sept. 2026, https://www.thestar.com/news/world/europe/russia-s-long-range-bomber-crashes-on-a-training-mission-killing-6-crewmembers/article_bd9515ae-a8d8-53e8-8251-0554b8578d24.html.
The Associated Press. “Russia's long-range bomber crashes on a training mission, killing 6 crewmembers.” Toronto Star, September 29, 2026. https://www.thestar.com/news/world/europe/russia-s-long-range-bomber-crashes-on-a-training-mission-killing-6-crewmembers/article_bd9515ae-a8d8-53e8-8251-0554b8578d24.html.
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On Tuesday, a Russian nuclear-capable strategic bomber, the Tu-95, crashed during a training mission in the Amur region, located in Russia's far east. The incident resulted in the deaths of six crewmembers while one survived but sustained serious injuries and was hospitalized. According to the Defense Ministry’s statement, the crash occurred in an uninhabited area, minimizing potential impact on civilians.