Russian military plane crashes in Black Sea

A Russian military plane smashed Sunday operating at a profit Sea as it advanced toward Syria with 92 individuals installed, including more than 60 Red Army Choir individuals making a beeline for praise the New Year with troops.Local news organizations, refering to the safeguard service, said the Tu-154 plane had slammed soon after take-off at 5:40 am neighborhood time (0240 GMT) from the southern city of Adler where it had been refuelling.Defence service representative Igor Konashenkov told Russian news offices that one body had been recouped six kilometers off the shoreline of the resort city of Sochi, as a wild eyed scan operation kept on chasing for the missing."Fragments of the Tu-154 plane of the Russian resistance service were discovered 1.5 kilometers from the Black Sea bank of the city of Sochi at a profundity of 50 to 70 meters," the service said.The plane had been on a normal flight to Russia's Hmeimim airbase in western Syria, which has been utilized to dispatch air strikes in Moscow's military crusade supporting its partner President Bashar al-Assad in the nation's overwhelming common war