Russian plane carrying dozens crashes in Far East, no survivors

A Russian Angara Airlines plane carrying nearly 50 people crashed in the country's Far East on Thursday, with an investigation committee saying no survivors have been found, Tass news agency said.No Japanese nationals were on board, according to the Japanese Consulate General in Khabarovsk.The wreckage of the Antonov-24 passenger plane was found on a mountainside 16 kilometers from its destination, Tynda, in the Amur Region, according to Tass. The plane was manufactured in 1976 and was reportedly involved in four aviation incidents since 2018.The plane had left Khabarovsk in the Far East an…READ FULL ARTICLE