In Primorsky Krai, on the morning of March 24, 2025, a Su-25 attack aircraft of the Russian Air Force crashed. According to sources in the region's security agencies, the incident occurred due to the failure of both engines of the aircraft, which became the preliminary version of the cause of the accident. The pilot, who was at the controls, managed to eject and landed safely, avoiding serious injuries. At the moment, his life is not in danger, and doctors have already provided him with the necessary assistance. 

The crash occurred in a hard-to-reach area, far from populated areas, which allowed to avoid casualties and destruction on the ground. The exact coordinates of the accident site have not yet been disclosed, but it is known that the plane's wreckage was discovered by rescue services that quickly arrived at the scene. Specialists have already begun analyzing the flight recorders to determine what led to the engine failure - a technical malfunction or external factors. 

The Su-25, known as the "Rook," is a single-seat armored attack aircraft designed to support ground forces and destroy ground targets. The aircraft is widely used in various operations due to its reliability and resistance to damage. However, failure of both engines is a rare occurrence for this model, which makes the incident in Primorye the subject of increased attention from military experts. Officials have so far refrained from commenting on the condition of the aircraft before the accident and its operational history, awaiting the results of the investigation.