A Chinese citizen was on the Russian plane that crashed, and our embassy will send a team to conduct operations.

According to the Chinese Consulate General in Russia’s Sakhalinsky Port, a Chinese citizen was on board a crashed passenger plane from the Far East Amur region of Russia on July 24.
The Chinese Consul General in Sakhalinsky Port has urged the Russian side to maintain contact with the consulate and stated that a working group will be dispatched to Tenda on July 25 for further investigation. Currently, there is no information available regarding the personal details of this Chinese citizen.
On July 24 local time, a Russian An-24 passenger plane carrying 49 people crashed near Tenda Airport in the Far East Amur region of Russia. According to the Far Eastern Transport Prosecutor’s Office, the An-24 involved in the incident was conducting a second approach near Tenda Airport before it went missing, preparing to land. The plane then lost contact. Sources indicated that the aircraft did not issue any signals indicating an emergency during its flight. Preliminary investigations suggest that poor visibility at the time of landing and crew error may have led to the crash of the An-24. Law enforcement agencies have reported that the technical condition of the An-24 was good. Currently, transportation authorities are conducting further investigations into the incident. (CCTV Reporters Wang Delu and Wang Bin)