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Russian Emergencies Ministry completes mission in Serbia

The special board of the Russian Emergencies Ministry Il-76 completed a mission in Serbia, where the aircraft was used in extinguishing forest fires. The plane has been in the country since August 19.

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The special board of the Russian Emergencies Ministry Il-76 completed a mission in Serbia, where the aircraft was used in extinguishing forest fires. The plane has been in the country since August 19.

The Russian-Serbian Humanitarian Center announced the completion of the mission. The Il-76 took off from the airport “Constantine the Great” in Nis on September 18 at 23:18.

A special board of the Ministry of Emergency Situations was sent to Serbia on behalf of Russian President Vladimir Putin. A group of Russian rescuers was also sent to the country to extinguish forest fires.

Source: Коммерсантъ ↗

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