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AIRLIVE > All articles > Location > Russia > One of the last three Antonov An-22 still in active service has crashed
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One of the last three Antonov An-22 still in active service has crashed

Last updated: December 14, 2025, 17:32 UTC
Published: Tuesday, December 9, 2025, at 16:11 UTC
Category: Accident Military Russia
Author: Seb Mil
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An Antonov An-22 heavy military transport aircraft belonging to the 196th Military Transport Aviation Regiment of the Russian Air Force (one of only three still in active service) crashed earlier today into the Uvodskoye Reservoir near the western Russian city of Ivanovo.

Search and recovery teams are currently combing the reservoir and the surrounding shoreline for debris. Russian responders have reportedly only found fragments of the plane floating in the water.

ANTONOV-22'nin düşüş anı. Uçak ortadan ikiye bölünmüş!

9 Aralık’ta düşen Rus yapımı Antonov An-22 ağır nakliye uçağının düşüşüne ait görüntüler ortaya çıktı.#Antonov22 #Antonov #planecrash #AviationNews #aviation @airlivenet pic.twitter.com/J814k3IYNR

— Haber Air (@haberaircom) December 14, 2025

All seven people on board (crew and passengers) are believed to have died in the accident.

BySeb Mil
Seb Mil’s distinguished background in the French Air Force makes him an expert member of the AIRLIVE.net team. Contributes breaking military aviation news, video analyses, flight safety, aerobatic events and general aviation.

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