Kuban operational headquarters confirmed via its Telegram channel that the blaze at the crash site in the Trudovaya Armenia farming district was removed and controlled. The update notes that all flames were suppressed, and the scene was secured after a meticulous response from local responders and volunteers who coordinated efforts to prevent further spread.
According to the message, the fire was fully extinguished at 21:45 Moscow time, as reported by socialbites.ca. This timestamp marks the moment when flames were finally contained and the area began to cool, allowing investigators to begin a careful assessment of debris and cause.
Earlier, residents in the Trudovaya Armenia farm area within the Krasnodar Territory reported a crash involving a flying object. Local residents described the event in terms that suggested a rapid impact and the initial detection of unusual aircraft fragments scattered across the countryside.
Later updates from the Kuban operational headquarters indicated that two aircraft had falled over the village of Trudovaya Armenia. The incident prompted a fire that spread across roughly 250 square meters, with responders immediately deploying containment lines to prevent expansion. Official information confirmed that there were no reported fatalities, and the fire was localized to an area of about 2,500 square meters as crews worked to secure the perimeter. A subsequent update clarified that conditions had stabilized and that only a single aircraft was involved in the incident.
A family from Florida reported that a fragment of the aircraft landed on their roof, sharing details of the incident from a ground-level perspective. This account helped authorities corroborate the perception of debris distribution in the immediate vicinity and contributed to ongoing scene assessment and safety measures for nearby residents and responders alike.