On the afternoon of November 8th, a source confirmed to a reporter from Dan Tri newspaper that authorities had found the crashed Yak-130 military aircraft near a forest ranger station in Yok Don National Park (Krong Na commune, Buon Don district, Dak Lak province).
Accordingly, Viettel 's forces deployed specialized drones for the search, and after scouring many areas, they found the aircraft.
The plane crash site is located in sub-area 428, within Yok Don National Park (Krong Na commune, Buon Don district, Dak Lak province), about 7km from Drang Phoc village.
This area is quite densely forested, but it's only about 600m from the road, near the forest ranger station No. 9, within the Yok Don National Park, Buon Don district, Dak Lak province.
Speaking briefly with the press, a leader of the Dak Lak Provincial Military Command said the plane was found at around 2 PM on November 8th.
After the drone pinpointed the location, the forces fanned out across the forest to search and found the wreckage of the Yak-130 aircraft.
At the scene, the aircraft was found to have many broken, fractured, and damaged parts.
Regarding the next steps, the leaders of the Dak Lak Provincial Military Command stated that the units will report and seek guidance from the Ministry of National Defense to determine the appropriate course of action.
Previously, according to sources from the Dak Lak Provincial Border Guard Command, the unit directed border guard posts in the Buon Don district border area to coordinate with the Dak Lak Provincial Military Command, the Air Force Officer School, the 940th Air Force Regiment, along with forest rangers and local people, to search for the crashed Yak-130 training aircraft.
The Dak Lak Provincial Border Guard Command mobilized over 10 vehicles and many other means to support and assist in the search operation.
A leader of the Dak Lak Forest Protection Department confirmed that the Ea Sup District Forest Protection Station and the Buon Don Forest Protection Station coordinated and assisted in guiding military forces in the search for the aircraft.
Yok Don National Park also sent dozens of officials to participate in the search operation.
The search area is a rugged mountainous region with many rivers and streams, making travel difficult. Authorities have mobilized additional boats from local residents to cross the rivers.
Buon Drang Phoc is the only village in Dak Lak province located within the core zone of Yok Don National Park. From noon on November 6th, residents of Buon Drang Phoc, Krong Na commune, Buon Don district, heard a loud explosion in the area across the Serepok River.
Yok Don National Park covers an area of over 115,000 hectares, making it the second largest special-use forest in the country.
On November 6th, a Yak-130 aircraft (serial number 210 D) of the 940th Air Regiment, Air Force Officer School, Air Defense - Air Force Command, conducted a training flight at Phu Cat airport (Binh Dinh province).
The aircraft took off at 9:55 AM. At 10:38 AM, upon completing the landing approach, the pilot reported that the landing gear was not deploying and attempted emergency landing gear deployment procedures, but without success.
The pilots reported to their flight commander and were given permission to parachute. Both pilots parachuted at 10:51 AM in the TB2 firing range area, Tay Son district (Binh Dinh province).
In the early morning of November 7th, Colonel Nguyen Van Son, Commander of the 940th Air Force Regiment, and Lieutenant Colonel Nguyen Hong Quan, Chief of Flight Operations of the 940th Air Force Regiment, who were pilots on the Yak-130 aircraft, were found by authorities and safely brought out of the forest.
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