シリアに向かうロシア軍機が黒海に墜落、搭乗者92人全員死亡のもよう
2016年 12月 26日 09:33 JST
［モスクワ ２５日 ロイター］ - シリアに向かっていたロシアの軍機が２５日、黒海に墜落。ロシア当局は、乗員含む９２人全員が死亡したもようと発表した。ロシア国防省によると、複数の軍機（ツポレフＴＵ─１５４）の１機が、給油のため立ち寄ったソチを飛び立った２分後にレーダーから消えた。
軍のスポークスマンは会見で、黒海の深さ約７０メートルの所で機体の残骸を発見したとし、生存者はいないと述べた。
ロシアの通信社インタファクスは、軍関係者の話として、墜落した軍機はＳＯＳを発信していなかった、と伝えた。
プーチン大統領は、１２月２６日を服喪の日とすると発表した。
この軍機には、軍関係者など８４人、乗員８人が搭乗していた。うち少なくとも６０人は、軍の音楽団のメンバーで、シリアにあるロシア空軍基地を慰問する予定だった。また、９人のロシア人記者も搭乗していた。
参照元 ： ロイター
Putin declares Day of Mourning for Russia plane crash victims
Muscovites laid floral tributes at the headquarters of the famed Alexandrov Ensemble choir on Sunday, after at least 60 of its members were killed in the crash of a Russian military plane en route to Syria.
They had been heading to a Russian air base in Latakia to entertain troops in the run-up to the New Year.
All 92 people on board the Soviet-era Tupolev plane died early on Monday morning when it crashed into the Black Sea, shortly after taking off from Sochi.
Founded in 1928, The Alexandrov Ensemble, better known internationally as the Red Army Choir, was a symbol of Russia, performing not only in war zones but also to music lovers at concert halls across the world.
#TU154: All but 3 choir singers of Alexandrov Ensemble were aboard plane – lead solo singer Vadim Ananyev confirms https://t.co/YBd2Z1tOTW pic.twitter.com/zel5clp4wE— RT (@RT_com) 25 decembre 2016
Speaking In St. Petersburg, Putin addressed reporters and looked visibly shaken by the tragedy.
“I would like to express deep condolences to the families of our citizens who died this morning in the Black Sea,” he said.
“A Special Commission headed by the Minister of Transport will closely investigate the circumstances of the crash and everything will be done to support the families of the victims. A Day of Mourning will be observed tomorrow across Russia.”
Monday, December 26 declared national day of mourning for #Tu154 crash victims – Putin
Russia: 92 feared dead as military plane crashes near Sochi
A Russian defence ministry plane, carrying 92 people on route to Syria, has crashed into the Black Sea near Sochi.
The ministry said no survivors had been found at the crash site, where a huge search operation is underway.
Ministry spokesman Igor Konashenkov said: “Four vessels and five helicopters are currently operating in the plane search area, as well as drones. Re-enforcement has been dispatched to the area.”
No survivors in #Tu154 plane #crash near Sochi — Defense Ministryhttps://t.co/ATgGLAFPl4— TASS (@tassagency_en) December 25, 2016
The Tupolev-154 was carrying mainly musicians from the famed Alexandrov Ensemble (previously known as the Red Army Choir). They were on route to the Khmeimim air base near Latakia for a new year concert.
Most of the 84 passengers were members of the choir, along with nine journalists.
Charity activist Dr. Elizaveta Glinka was also among those on board, the Presidential Council for Human Rights confirmed.
The defence ministry published a passenger list online, along with a hotline number for information: (Ru) 8-800-100-18-86
Eight crew members were on the plane.
The TU-154 disappeared from radar at around minutes after taking off near Sochi, where it had stopped to refuel, at 2.40 GMT.
Viktor Ozerov, head of the Russian parliament’s defence committee said he “totally excludes” terrorism as a cause of the crash, Russian media reported. Ozerov said the crash could have been caused by a technical malfunction or crew error.
2016年 12月 26日 09:33 JST
［モスクワ ２５日 ロイター］ - シリアに向かっていたロシアの軍機が２５日、黒海に墜落。ロシア当局は、乗員含む９２人全員が死亡したもようと発表した。ロシア国防省によると、複数の軍機（ツポレフＴＵ─１５４）の１機が、給油のため立ち寄ったソチを飛び立った２分後にレーダーから消えた。
軍のスポークスマンは会見で、黒海の深さ約７０メートルの所で機体の残骸を発見したとし、生存者はいないと述べた。
ロシアの通信社インタファクスは、軍関係者の話として、墜落した軍機はＳＯＳを発信していなかった、と伝えた。
プーチン大統領は、１２月２６日を服喪の日とすると発表した。
この軍機には、軍関係者など８４人、乗員８人が搭乗していた。うち少なくとも６０人は、軍の音楽団のメンバーで、シリアにあるロシア空軍基地を慰問する予定だった。また、９人のロシア人記者も搭乗していた。
参照元 ： ロイター
Putin declares Day of Mourning for Russia plane crash victims
Muscovites laid floral tributes at the headquarters of the famed Alexandrov Ensemble choir on Sunday, after at least 60 of its members were killed in the crash of a Russian military plane en route to Syria.
They had been heading to a Russian air base in Latakia to entertain troops in the run-up to the New Year.
All 92 people on board the Soviet-era Tupolev plane died early on Monday morning when it crashed into the Black Sea, shortly after taking off from Sochi.
Founded in 1928, The Alexandrov Ensemble, better known internationally as the Red Army Choir, was a symbol of Russia, performing not only in war zones but also to music lovers at concert halls across the world.
#TU154: All but 3 choir singers of Alexandrov Ensemble were aboard plane – lead solo singer Vadim Ananyev confirms https://t.co/YBd2Z1tOTW pic.twitter.com/zel5clp4wE— RT (@RT_com) 25 decembre 2016
Speaking In St. Petersburg, Putin addressed reporters and looked visibly shaken by the tragedy.
“I would like to express deep condolences to the families of our citizens who died this morning in the Black Sea,” he said.
“A Special Commission headed by the Minister of Transport will closely investigate the circumstances of the crash and everything will be done to support the families of the victims. A Day of Mourning will be observed tomorrow across Russia.”
Monday, December 26 declared national day of mourning for #Tu154 crash victims – Putin
Russia: 92 feared dead as military plane crashes near Sochi
A Russian defence ministry plane, carrying 92 people on route to Syria, has crashed into the Black Sea near Sochi.
The ministry said no survivors had been found at the crash site, where a huge search operation is underway.
Ministry spokesman Igor Konashenkov said: “Four vessels and five helicopters are currently operating in the plane search area, as well as drones. Re-enforcement has been dispatched to the area.”
No survivors in #Tu154 plane #crash near Sochi — Defense Ministryhttps://t.co/ATgGLAFPl4— TASS (@tassagency_en) December 25, 2016
The Tupolev-154 was carrying mainly musicians from the famed Alexandrov Ensemble (previously known as the Red Army Choir). They were on route to the Khmeimim air base near Latakia for a new year concert.
Most of the 84 passengers were members of the choir, along with nine journalists.
Charity activist Dr. Elizaveta Glinka was also among those on board, the Presidential Council for Human Rights confirmed.
The defence ministry published a passenger list online, along with a hotline number for information: (Ru) 8-800-100-18-86
Eight crew members were on the plane.
The TU-154 disappeared from radar at around minutes after taking off near Sochi, where it had stopped to refuel, at 2.40 GMT.
Viktor Ozerov, head of the Russian parliament’s defence committee said he “totally excludes” terrorism as a cause of the crash, Russian media reported. Ozerov said the crash could have been caused by a technical malfunction or crew error.
むしろ時期の黒海に落ちて生きてたら凄いんだよなぁ…
— 勝也-Sister (@SistersNo9982) 2016年12月26日
WW2時にドイツ君が落ちた時用に実験してたよな
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なんてことだ・・・
— PVTA (@PvtAkihiro) 2016年12月26日
今年もあと一週間切ったところで世界の音楽界に数十年に一回クラスの損失
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