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Russian military helicopter crashes in Kaluga region, crew dead, Interfax says

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(Reuters) – A Russian Mi-28 military helicopter crashed in the Kaluga region southwest of Moscow on Thursday, killing its crew, the Interfax news agency said, citing Russia’s defence ministry.

The ministry said a technical malfunction was likely to blame. It did not say how many people were on board, but a Mi-28 typically has a crew of two people.

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