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Russian Su-34 Fighter Jet Crashes During Training Exercise, Pilots Survive
military2 years ago

Russian Su-34 Fighter Jet Crashes During Training Exercise, Pilots Survive

A Russian Su-34 fighter jet crashed in the Voronezh region during a scheduled training flight, with the two crew members safely ejecting from the aircraft. The cause of the crash is suspected to be a technical malfunction, possibly related to landing gear issues. This incident follows previous crashes involving Su-34 jets, highlighting concerns over Russia's aircraft losses during the Ukraine conflict.

conflict2 years ago

Iron Dome Malfunction Leads to Deadly Rocket Strike in Rehovot.

The Iron Dome air defense system suffered a technical malfunction, allowing a Gaza rocket to inflict a direct hit on a Rehovot building, killing one person and injuring eight others. The rocket launched by Gaza landed on the building at a "complex angle." This comes after a similar technical defect in the Iron Dome last week led to a small number of rockets penetrating Israel's "missile shield."

Ukraine downs own drone over Kyiv.
conflict2 years ago

Ukraine downs own drone over Kyiv.

The Ukrainian air force shot down its own drone that lost control over Kyiv, following a series of explosions in the capital. The air force said the drone was destroyed to avoid "undesirable circumstances" and was investigating the cause of the technical malfunction. No casualties were reported. The incident occurred after a wave of overnight Russian attacks. Videos on social media showed the drone being engulfed in flames and cheers from the crowd below.

Swedish research rocket accidentally strikes Norway during launch.
science-and-technology2 years ago

Swedish research rocket accidentally strikes Norway during launch.

A research rocket launched by Sweden Space Corp (SSC) from Esrange Space Center in northern Sweden malfunctioned and landed 15 km inside neighbouring Norway. The rocket reached an altitude of 250 kilometers where experiments were carried out in zero gravity. Work on retrieving the payload is underway and an investigation is being launched to determine the technical details behind the unplanned flight path. The Norwegian authorities take any unauthorized activity on the Norwegian side of the border very seriously.