Update : The operational headquarters confirmed to Interfax that the An-148, according to reports, did not break up in the air. Excessively small fragments left from the plane, according to the interlocutors of the agency, may be due to the fact that the plane crashed into the ground with full tanks, which detonated. The engines of the An-148 aircraft, which crashed in the Moscow region, worked until the collision with the ground, a source in the Ministry of Emergency Situations told RBC.

On the afternoon of February 11, a few minutes after taking off from the Domodedovo airport, the An-148 Saratov Airlines crashed, heading from Moscow to Orsk (Orenburg Region). 65 passengers and six crew members died. In Domodedovo, many passengers and after a few hours did not know about the accident. In Orsk, relatives of the dead passengers and people who were going to fly this flight to Moscow gathered in Orsk at the crowded airport.

A protest action was held in Kolomna, the participants of which demanded to stop the work of the Volovichi landfill and not allow the construction of a new waste site. According to Vedomosti, from 2.5 thousand to 3 thousand people took part in the rally. The participants of the action, in particular, pointed out the sharp deterioration of the environmental situation in the city.

The An-148 aircraft of Saratov Airlines, which crashed in the Moscow region, was not treated with anti-icing fluid before taking off from Domodedovo. Such a decision, the RNS source said, was made by the aircraft commander. The operational headquarters confirmed to Interfax that the version that the aircraft was not treated with anti-icing fluid before takeoff and could have been iced during climb is being checked.

NTV and Channel One removed entertainment programs from the air in connection with the crash of the An-148 in the Moscow region. On NTV, the program “You won’t believe!” was removed from the evening air and "The Stars Came Together," Interfax was told in the press service of the TV channel. Channel One took off the air the program “What? Where? When? ”, which was supposed to be released on Sunday at 22:30 Moscow time.

The authorities of the Orenburg region declared Monday, February 12, a day of mourning for those killed in the crash of the An-148 flying from Moscow to Orsk. On board the plane, which crashed a few minutes after taking off from Domodedovo Airport, there were 71 people - six crew members and 65 passengers, including three children . They all died. An-148 of Saratov Airlines crashed on the afternoon of February 11. The plane crashed in the Ramensky district of the Moscow region.

Three children were among the passengers of the An-148 aircraft that crashed in the Moscow region, said Inna Averkova, head of the information policy department of the apparatus of the governor and the government of the Orenburg region. On board were children aged 17, 12 and five, Averkova said. “A five-year-old girl, two more are boys,” she said. Earlier it was reported that almost all passengers of the An-148 Saratov Airlines flying from Moscow to Orsk were residents of the Orenburg region.

Russian citizen Artem Zinchenko, convicted in Estonia for espionage, was exchanged for Raivo Susi, an Estonian convicted in Russia for a similar crime. Both convicts filed petitions for clemency, which were granted by the presidents of Russia and Estonia, respectively. The exchange took place on February 10 at the Koidula border crossing. The Estonian publication Postimees published a video of the exchange.

Update: Found at the crash site of the An-148 "black box" - a device for recording flight parameters . The parametric recorder is in a satisfactory condition, it was handed over for interpretation. The search for the second "black box" - voice recorder - continues. One of the flight recorders was found at the crash site of the An-148 aircraft, TASS reports citing the Ministry of Emergency Situations.

Video and photos from the crash site In the Moscow region , the AN-148 of the Saratov Airlines crashed . The aircraft operated a flight from the Moscow Domodedovo airport to Orsk. There were 71 people on board - six crew members and 65 passengers. The wreckage of the aircraft were found near the village of Stepanovskoye in the Ramensky district. None of the passengers and crew members survived.

A list of passengers of the An-148 aircraft of Saratov Airlines, which crashed in the Moscow region on February 11, has been published. The list is given by the publication Ural56.ru. The plane, which crashed shortly after taking off from Domodedovo Airport, was carrying 65 passengers and six crew members. The plane was flying from Moscow to Orsk. According to preliminary information, all the dead passengers are residents of the Orenburg region.

The pilot of the An-148 aircraft that crashed in the Moscow region, after takeoff, informed the dispatchers about the problems on board. This is reported by the publication "Gazeta.ru" with reference to an unnamed source familiar with the investigation of the disaster. What exactly were the problems, is not specified. According to the source, the pilot was going to make an emergency landing at Zhukovsky airport.

Reuters / Scanpix / Leta Rescuers at the scene of the An-148 crash in the Moscow region, February 11, 2018 The AN-148 of the Saratov Airlines crashed on February 11 after departure from Domodedovo. The aircraft followed the route Moscow - Orsk (Orenburg region). He flew out of Domodedovo Airport at 14:21 Moscow time. A few minutes later, the crew stopped communicating, the An-148 disappeared from the radar. The crash occurred in the area of ​​the village of Stepanovskoye, Moscow Region.

Senator Ron Wyden turned to the US Treasury with a request to provide documents on the sale of the estate, which belonged to Donald Trump, to Russian businessman Dmitry Rybolovlev. In 2004, Wyden said in a statement, Trump purchased the Palm Beach, Florida estate for $41.35 million. Four years later, the property was sold to a company owned by Rybolovlev for $95 million.

Rostransnadzor revealed violations in the operation of the An-148 aircraft of Saratov Airlines, which crashed on February 11 in the Moscow region. This was reported by Moskovsky Komsomolets, citing a source in the department. The last check was carried out within a month in November 2017. In the course of studying the condition of the An-148-100V tail number RA-61704, a violation of the frequency of changing the oil in the gearboxes and washing the air starter filter was revealed.