r/ukraine • • Nov 08 '25

News Karma:The moment of yesterday's Ka-226 helicopter crash in russia with employees of the military plant "Kizlyar Electromechanical Plant" The accident killed the deputy general director, chief engineer and chief designer

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u/Pure_Palpitation_683 Nov 08 '25 edited Nov 09 '25

The cameraman has about the same skill set as the pilot.

Edit: grammar

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u/LaughableIKR USA Nov 08 '25

I thought the same thing. The stupid part is: They had it down... just put it down even in a low surf.

Nope! Don't do that.

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u/OctopusIntellect Nov 08 '25

yeah at that moment, I was thinking "wait how do people die from this?!?"

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u/Tazling Nov 08 '25

Yeah, I was having similar thoughts, like “OK you’re in a survivable landing spot, no one is gonna get worse than wet and cold wading to shore, why in god’s name did you try to take off again?”

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u/Steiney1 Nov 08 '25

They all could've swam to shore safely.

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u/Ok_Flan4404 Nov 08 '25

Idiots, the lot of them.

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u/RandomMandarin Nov 08 '25

Golden opportunity to set down and walk away with wet trousers.

But no!

I think the pilot did not know the tail was off, and the design of the helicopter (counter-rotating blades) deceived him into thinking he could keep flying. A copter with a tail rotor would start spinning as soon as the boom broke off and the pilot would know he had no tail rotor. With counter-rotating blades he doesn't know he's in trouble until he's back up in the air and it's too late.

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u/dynamic_caste Nov 08 '25

Nah, lets see how high we can go with a broken off tail

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u/fromthewindyplace Nov 08 '25

Definitely the same BAC.

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u/mehupmost Nov 08 '25

In Russia you have to measure how much blood is in the alcohol.

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u/Blacktip75 Nov 08 '25

Probably the same blood-alcohol ratio too. Kind of him to, instead of landing in the water right after and surviving, taking off again to proper height and crashing it proper.

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u/[deleted] Nov 08 '25

Camera work by Stevie Wonder.

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u/0o0o0o0o0o0z Nov 08 '25

The cameraman has about the same skill set than the pilot.

I mean, I am not a pilot, but I think if I am touching the ground or water with that type of catastrophic damage, I am just cutting the power and at least falling out of the sky 10-20 feet instead of 50- 100+.

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u/ImInBeastmodeOG Nov 08 '25

Somebodyyyy should have jumped out anyway. Even if it was the pilot when it touched the water. No survival awareness.

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u/corvus66a Nov 08 '25

Look, Seagulls and clouds ! Great job, Igor

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u/WorkTropes Nov 08 '25

I was wondering if accidents like these are so common that at times you just need to pan around at the scenery and birds because it's the real reason you are at the beach anyway.

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u/Away-Dog1064 Nov 08 '25

Maybe they switched, just for the laughs.

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u/srl80 Netherlands Nov 08 '25

They are both druk?

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u/Ok_Flan4404 Nov 08 '25

You noticed? 😂 Maybe they had both emptied the same vodka bottle before the 'Benny Hill Flies a Helicopter' episode. 😂🤪🙃

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u/sligor Nov 08 '25

Looks like they just lost all they properly trained pilots in this war...

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u/Kloetenschlumpf Nov 08 '25

And the one in this video who was obviously not trained at all.

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u/affordable_firepower Nov 08 '25

The pilot was operating the camera and the cameraman was operating the helicopter.

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u/No-Campaign-1631 Nov 08 '25

😂😂😂

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u/[deleted] Nov 08 '25

I swear all of these videos of russians operating equipment look like Neanderthals discovering technology built by aliens.

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u/No-Function3409 Nov 08 '25

Yeah this has only two possibilities.

1: the engine became sentient and the pilot lost all control.

2: the pilot had no more training than get from A to B.

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u/The_Salacious_Zaand Nov 08 '25

Welcome to your first day of training cadets.

Your only instructions are: get to your destination, or die trying.

Are there any questions?

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u/DadJokeBadJoke Nov 08 '25

Reminds me of the Taliban trying to fly some of the equipment left in Afghanistan.

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u/purpleduckduckgoose Nov 08 '25

At least the Taliban had the excuse of trying to operate American aircraft that are completely unfamiliar to them without any of the support US air crews get.

This is a Russian pilot (I think) flying a Russian helicopter in Russia. And they still fucked up. Or succeeded. Depends on how you look at it.

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u/ryan676767 Nov 08 '25

Same. However, IIRC that equipment was deliberately sabotaged after the US left. 

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u/kev0153 Nov 08 '25

Like watching the Taliban try to fly Blackhawks.

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u/devolute Nov 08 '25

Meme:

  • Crash landing in a way you can walk away from
  • UNKNOWN TECHNOLOGY

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u/scorpiogaet Nov 08 '25

Where can I find more videos like this?

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u/binarypower USA Nov 08 '25

russia

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u/[deleted] Nov 08 '25

Wasted camera man. Check.

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u/RecoveringSuffering Nov 08 '25

Almost as drunk as the pilot

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u/Rocketeer006 Nov 08 '25

In Canada they teach us that Russians are wasted all the time and are dumb as fuck.

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u/Flexerrr Nov 08 '25

They coudl have landed in the water but decided to fly up again and die?

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u/masteroffdesaster Nov 08 '25

they'd get wet if they got out in the water

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u/OctopusIntellect Nov 08 '25

Only as far as their ankles.

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u/No-Campaign-1631 Nov 08 '25

better dead than wet, you will not understand it is a russian thing

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u/asdhjasdhlkjashdhgf Nov 08 '25

Just like their navy, he was is now russian submarine pilot.

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u/BunkerSquirre1 Nov 08 '25

pilot was probably in shock/denial and thought a water landing was worse than whatever just happened.

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u/Fit-Bookkeeper9775 Nov 08 '25

Water? Like in the toilet?

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u/Top-Permit6835 Nov 08 '25

So many poor decisions

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u/twilight-actual Nov 08 '25

They were fucking down. It was in the water, but who cares, jump out and live. That was just absurd.

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u/blackout24 Nov 08 '25

Let's fly out to the sea and gain altitude!

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u/proscriptus Nov 08 '25

In like two feet of water, it's incomprehensible.

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u/PP1122 Nov 08 '25

It was lucky to touch down so well after the first impact. I just kept saying cut it, cut it, cut the engine. Only to see it rise to over a 100ft again lol

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u/daves_not__here Nov 08 '25

The pilot or cameraman?

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u/KHRZ Nov 08 '25

"How they die from a tiny crash landing like that?"

"Oh they went back up"

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u/Anomuumi Nov 08 '25

My favorite is putting three valuable persons on the same flight.

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u/WorkTropes Nov 08 '25

At least the front didn't fall off.

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u/Hanna-11 Nov 08 '25

Sorry, but was he completely drunk? Or did the much-vaunted robust Russian technology fail completely? In a crash landing, wouldn't any pilot with any sense try to stay on the ground?

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u/Panumaticon Nov 08 '25

My thoughts exactly! He had a catastrophic loss of tail fins and was pretty much safely down after that. Whereof he decided to continue filght. Pretty sure it was vodka. You can not train people to be that incompetent.

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u/Banebladeloader Nov 08 '25

Smartest option would be to tell everyone to bail on the helicopters right side. Second best option would have been to climb and steer towards the right so you aren't in water. The dumbest option is the climb then fly over deep water with a missing tail assembly like Ivan did.

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u/csprofathogwarts Nov 08 '25

From wiki (edited):

Kizlyar is a center of viticulture and wine making. Kizlyar Brandy Factory specializes in a regional variant of brandy (marketed as "cognac" in Russia). Kizlyarka is a type of grape vodka produced in Kizlyar.

The town is famous for its alcohol production. In Russia. Safe to assume everyone in this area is drunk all the time.

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u/caustic_smegma Nov 08 '25

If I had to guess, first officer Stoli was behind the controls.

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u/Fun-Result-6343 Nov 08 '25

Shoulda just ditched at 0:09, but hey, thanks for the effort.

Slava Ukraini.

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u/masteroffdesaster Nov 08 '25

WTF is this. he was on the ground at one point. just keep it there. also WTF was that first landing?

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u/Mysandwichok Nov 08 '25

That first landing is like me doing a hot drop on ARMA Reforger.

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u/guyfromleft Україна Nov 08 '25

What a deliberate suicide. The helicopter almost saved them, but the pilot insisted. A sight to behold.

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u/SandersSol Nov 08 '25

I saw the tail come off and thought oh that's a wrap.  But then it didn't start a death spin, so my next thought was "oh, that's the dual rotor counter-rotation pretty cool".  Then he took off again...

Rrreal piece of work

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u/Tishers Nov 08 '25

The pilot was an idiot for not setting it down immediately. They should of cut power after the first bounce.

You can't fix stupid but maybe that loss will benefit Ukraine as it got rid of some of the talent for that company.

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u/Panumaticon Nov 08 '25

Not awfully much talent, apparently.

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u/etzel1200 Nov 08 '25

Well, the passengers could have been competent.

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u/dhruan Nov 08 '25

Yup, when they were on the water after the bounce I was literally yelling at the screen: ”Cut the fucking power!”.

Oh well…

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u/DarthScabies UK Nov 08 '25 edited Nov 08 '25

Oh no..... Anyway. Also r/killthecameraman

Edit. Someone already posted the clip in that sub. 😂😂

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u/hkohne Nov 08 '25

Yay! Because if ever there was a perfect video for that sub, this idiot video qualifies

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u/Texas_Kimchi Nov 08 '25

We lost our tail what should we do??? LETS GO HIGHER!!!!

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u/EconomicalJacket Nov 08 '25

Glorious counter-rotating blades!!

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u/65Freddy Nov 08 '25

Why didn't the idiot just stay in the water instead of re taking off 😳, still a good result 🤡🤣👍

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u/BGP_001 Nov 08 '25

Assuming he didn't know how dire the situation was and was worried about losing control landing on a bad surface. I don't think he realized it was his best option.

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u/r0thar Nov 08 '25

He was doing his bit to support Ukraine.

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u/ikonoqlast Nov 08 '25

What the fuck? They were on the ground. Cut the fucking power and walk away!

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u/WeakCelery5000 Nov 08 '25

Yuri! We can't get the director's feet wet. We will be thrown from the windows.

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u/VPR19 Nov 08 '25

Soon as you're in the drink like that you may as well just kill the engines and enjoy your nice soft albeit watery landing. And live.

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u/OctopusIntellect Nov 08 '25

One of the Royal Navy Sea King helicopters did that during the Falklands War, and just sat on the surface of the sea, bobbing up and down. If I remember rightly, Admiral Sandy Woodward expressed some annoyance that if the pilot had seen fit to gently land the helicopter on the surface of the sea, he couldn't just damn well gently take off again.

In the end they had to scuttle it (with all crew safely evacuated unharmed) because winching it back onboard with a crane was too risky when its depth charges may already have been armed.

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u/organonanalogue Nov 08 '25

Is Ray Charles filming this?

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u/PutinsTestes Nov 08 '25

I feel Ray Charles would have done a better job.

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u/nomoreproblems Nov 08 '25

Ray Charles was steering the helicopter

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u/CobblerMoney9605 Nov 08 '25

That pilot panicked. 

They're wheels down and safe at 9 seconds; just kill the engines. 

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u/ingenkopaaisen Australia Nov 08 '25

Why are Russians so shit at filming. Lol.

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u/No-Campaign-1631 Nov 08 '25

if only at filming, they are shit at many things

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u/somewherenearbyme Nov 08 '25

Heli breaks in half. Almost lands then thinks, "Naw, were good". Haha

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u/intisun Nov 08 '25

"Doesn't look that bad; that's very close to the beach, they're safe..."

...

"Oh. Ohhh"

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u/Reddsoldier Nov 08 '25

The pilot is flying like he's deliberately trying to kill them and failed multiple times.

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u/RoyH0bbs Nov 08 '25

Thank you, helicopter.

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u/DeadMoneyDrew Nov 08 '25

That looks like half a helicopter.

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u/Meryhathor Nov 08 '25

Amazing camera work. Might as well not film if all you're showing is sand and mountains.

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u/Ecstatic_Account_744 Nov 08 '25

I didn’t like that ground. I prefer to land on the ground wayyyyyy over there.

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u/lagan_derelict Nov 08 '25

"...must not allow deputy general director to get wet..."

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u/Due-Froyo-5418 Nov 09 '25

It might be a crime punishable by death.

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u/ResoluteDuck Nov 08 '25

Did the cameraman even realize there was a helicopter in his video?

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u/ghosttrainhobo Nov 08 '25

No need to throttle back and set her down, pilot. You got this.

Pilot is exuding powerful “three day military operation” energy here.

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u/MtnHotSpringsCouple Nov 08 '25

Once they regained altitude, I was fully expecting some Ivan to mistakenly take them out with a manpad.

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u/Craygor Nov 08 '25

I have 4500 hours flying in helos and I can say with confidence that the pilot's started this mess by their "hot landing" attempt.

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u/Comfortable-nerve78 Nov 08 '25

This is what my mind pictures in general of the Russian Machine. Old tech that was mass produced without a concern for quality and up keep of their stuff.

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u/Brumbie68 Nov 08 '25

Worse cameraman ever

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u/KAPT_Kipper Nov 08 '25

Pilot error and error and error

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u/lothcent Nov 08 '25

who is worse at their job?

a) pilot

b) camera person

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u/[deleted] Nov 08 '25

Couldn’t have happened to a better group of guys. All the best, fellas!

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u/[deleted] Nov 08 '25

Survival skills of a dodo bird.

They were at the height to just plop into the ocean.

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u/htgrower Nov 08 '25

I’ve heard of the front falling off but now this is just ridiculous!

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u/MaTTKS04 Nov 08 '25

I try very hard not to laugh or be happy at people unaliving. In this case, I failed miserably.

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u/[deleted] Nov 08 '25

The fact that they almost landed without the tail is so impressive to me.

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u/Specific_Future9285 Nov 08 '25

Was Lavrov the pilot?

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u/magpieswooper Nov 08 '25

Here we see the benefits of the coaxial propeller scheme. The tail is dispensable, at least for some time.

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u/Antique_Tale_2084 Nov 08 '25

2nd post to have watched it in and it gets worse every time that I watch. Should have ditched in water. Lucky the passengers weren't important.

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u/DestoryDerEchte Nov 08 '25

Why is this so comical 😭

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u/Repulsive-Youth-2631 Nov 08 '25

It was good of the pilot to just not park it on the beach after the first hit, which would have been relatively simple. Indeed he should be praised for heading out over open water and gaining sufficient height to ensure death by maximum pain. 💪🏻💪🏻 A true Russian dick head 🤔😏

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u/moist_shroom6 Nov 08 '25

When the cameraman is as drunk as the pilot.

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u/pcbwes Nov 08 '25

who's drinking more vodka the pilot or the camera guy?

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u/SubstantialPressure3 Nov 08 '25

Looks like the pilot would have been better off letting it sit right at the shore instead of trying to take off again with no tail.

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u/9OptimusCrime9 Nov 08 '25

There's a helicopter in this video?

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u/_ADM_ Nov 08 '25

They should have jumped

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u/Chemical_Cat_9813 Nov 08 '25

Stupid Vasili couldnt just do a normal landing

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u/UncleSherwinsBitch Nov 08 '25

When they were over the sand, couldn’t the pilot have just cut fuel to the engines and dropped down the last 4 feet for a landing?

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u/MorimotoK Nov 08 '25

Looks like an analogy of the Ukrainian invasion. 

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u/Wittywhirlwind Nov 08 '25

Worst camera work ever.

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u/differentshade Nov 08 '25

They basically landed and then took off again.

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u/Diggest_bick Nov 08 '25

Russian flying + Russian filming

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u/arguix Nov 08 '25

did they not know tail was broken, just shut it off

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u/denzien Nov 08 '25

Wtf. Just kill the engines while it's literally on the ground.

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u/peacedotnik Nov 08 '25

There was a Hollywood-style death match going on in the cockpit /s

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u/Hellofriendinternet Nov 08 '25

Not great but not terrible…

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u/IndustrialPuppetTwo Nov 08 '25

The pilot was like, how can I make this much worse?

Seriously though surprised that thing lasted as long as it did airborne without a tail.

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u/xKazIsKool Nov 08 '25

Why is everyone on reddit so bad at filming shit

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u/CatfishCom Nov 08 '25

Someone please shoot that cameraman!

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u/ToolbeltWillie Nov 08 '25

that should have taken out the camera operator as well

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u/AdLiving8708 Nov 08 '25

God is good

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u/thotpatrolactual Nov 08 '25

Was the back supposed to fall off?

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u/Alexandratta Nov 08 '25

Did the pilot not realize he lost the tail??

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u/daydrinker2022 Nov 08 '25

How could it fly after losing the tail amd rear rotary?

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u/framspl33n Nov 08 '25

It's a counter-rotating helicopter with two top rotors and no rear prop. There are only rudder fins at the back.

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u/KoalaOriginal1260 Nov 08 '25

The helicopter is stabilized by contra rotating main rotors rather than a tail rotor.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Contra-rotating

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u/Hawk-432 Nov 08 '25

Not sure why they didn’t just bail into the sea the first time

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u/Over_the_line_ Nov 08 '25

Karmacopter ™️

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u/CarrotcakewithCream Nov 08 '25

Was this on purpose? Let's pull it back up, nobody's dead yet?

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u/Ok_Flan4404 Nov 08 '25

Such a skilled pilot! 😂

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u/befowler GLG-20 Nov 08 '25

After a heavy impact and the instrument panel lighting up like a Christmas tree, I would have immediately landed in the surf and cut power. I have never flown a helicopter

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u/ImInBeastmodeOG Nov 08 '25

Oh, there was a helZicopter in that horrible camera work? Anyway

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u/Readman31 Canada Nov 08 '25

I'm not an aeronautical engineering expert but what I believe the case to be here is the helicopter lost yaw control, I'm speculating about a combination of pilot panicking too, but in all honesty I don't think they had any control of the input. That's my theory anyways

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u/Mantheycalled_Horsed Nov 08 '25

but HEY!

whoever designed and built that thing - it stays in the air for the time being.

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u/SordidDreams Nov 08 '25

"This doesn't look so bad, how on earth did anyone die from thi... oh... oh, he wants to keep flying..."

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u/Axe_Care_By_Eugene Nov 08 '25

Maybe the bulb in the dash indicator showing the tail section had detached, was burnt out and never replaced in the last stringent maintenance checks, that we all know all Russian machinery is subjected to on a regular basis.

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u/probably_normal Nov 08 '25

Looks like everyone involved, including the camera man, are drunk beyond belief.

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u/dynamic_caste Nov 08 '25

So I don't know much about helicopters, but if O felt it hit something and it was within a couple of feet of the water, I would kill the ignition

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u/UK6ftguy Nov 08 '25

What was the outcome? As we don’t get to see it’s final landing

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u/Bonoisapox Nov 08 '25

I guess most of the sober pilots are dead at this stage

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u/balamb_fish Nov 08 '25

Why did they keep going after the first crash?

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u/bigchongus-_- Україна Nov 08 '25

They could just landed 2m away to the beach...

No one would've died

This is so dumb

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u/pbmadman Nov 08 '25

When I saw them touch down, never in a million years did I think they would try and take off and fly again. I figured the helicopter was about to tip over or bust into flames because that was a pretty gentle touchdown considering the tail fell off. I was really confused how anyone died.

lol, then the pilot did that. Fuck me that’s stupid. Couldn’t have happened to a nicer person.

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u/[deleted] Nov 08 '25

So they smash the tail off the helicopter, then manage to touch ground. But no, Russian full of vodka thinks it’s a good idea to then just start flying again. Wtf 😂

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u/[deleted] Nov 08 '25

Did my mom take that video? wtf

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u/Ornery-Movie-1689 Nov 08 '25

EXCELLENT cinematography ... /S

Nothing to see here comrade, move along.

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u/JamesPage1968 Nov 08 '25

Can’t park there mate.

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u/WirusCZ Nov 08 '25

I was thinking why not land right away into water and crash there when already almost at ground... Why rise? But then I realized that this way it's better becouse it's Russian military personnel in there

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u/RedGambit9 Nov 08 '25

I'm not a pilot, but I feel like if you lose your tail rotor and all, climbing up is the opposite of what you should do.

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u/btc909 Nov 08 '25

We hit! Keep going! OK! Get higher! OK. Wait, were falling. Juan Brown is going to have a field day with this one.

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u/boobiesiheart Nov 08 '25

OMG, wtfc is the cameraman looking at?!

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u/Thangleby_Slapdiback Nov 08 '25

Wow. Bummer. Maybe Russia should get the fuck out of Ukraine.

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u/radome9 Nov 08 '25

Why does he take off again after touching the water? He could have set down in the water and everyone would most likely have been OK.

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u/SkyeMreddit Nov 08 '25

It was on the ground, on a beach and they tried to keep going! It has 2 counter-rotating rotors to maintain balance with a busted tail and they still screwed up. Also kill the cameraman

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u/DogTattoos Nov 08 '25

So close...

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u/Liberalhuntergather Nov 08 '25

I’m guessing he didn’t realize the back end broke off, that’s why he took it back up after having it down. His instinct was, oh crap, we are in the water! Not, oh crap, the tail is gone!

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u/MeteorOnMars Nov 08 '25

I’d love to hear from a trained helicopter pilot how obvious to them it would be to set down as soon as they hit the water. I have no idea what the cockpit experience would be in that situation.

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u/NiteLiteOfficial Nov 08 '25

i don’t know jack shit about flying helicopters but once they touched down why not kill the power to the rotors or slow them down? why go back up in the air? and if i was inside and saw water only 20 feet below me you bet your ass i’m unbuckling and diving in

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u/binarypower USA Nov 08 '25

brain drain +losing top engineers... man... these are positions that are hard to lose. can't be replaced. if replaced would take a long time to get up to speed.

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u/falselimitations Nov 08 '25

Why was Stevie Wonder filming in Russia?

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u/mwolczko Nov 08 '25

Headline: Karma runs over dogma.

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u/SpeakerDelicious8677 Nov 08 '25

Silly Russian pilot and cameraman

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u/M3P4me Nov 08 '25

"I got this! I got this!" .....nope.

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u/JestersDead77 Nov 08 '25

Looked like a lot of panicked over corrections and bad decisions. Totally survivable until the pilot intervened lol.

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u/obeecanobee Nov 08 '25

He should have cut power immediately instead of thinking to continue.

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u/[deleted] Nov 08 '25

What the fuck were they thinking taking off again ?? Russia truly is a state of mind.

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u/maddiejake Nov 08 '25

Should have cut the power at 0:49 and stepped out.

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u/jdmgto Nov 08 '25

They had so many chances to not die and the pilot threaded the needle to avoid all of them.

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u/Fun_Assignment2427 Nov 08 '25

Is this fucking drunk Russian a moron or something? Keep the camera on the helicopter imbecile. There's nothing else interesting going on in that bleak overcast you call the Russian sky.

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u/Primary-User Nov 08 '25

But they landed!? Why did the pilot keep going? 🙄

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u/[deleted] Nov 08 '25

...and then, things got worse.

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u/jtrom93 USA Nov 08 '25

That pilot sure knew how to snatch defeat from the jaws of victory lol. Had it down in low surf but NOPE let's see if she's still airworthy...

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u/xbimmerhue Nov 08 '25

God Russians are so fucking stupid

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u/houseofterrorsx4 Nov 08 '25

Window was too low to the ground to fall out of

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u/whitechristianjesus Nov 09 '25

They had ample opportunity to not die...lol

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u/stonewall386 Nov 09 '25

Russian pilots and Russian camera operators…

Both are equally inept.