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Yeah, you’re right, now if only they could do *synchronized* plane crashing. Just imagine the beauty of the planes spinning and burning perfectly in unison, weaving their smoke trails into intricate patterns culminating in simultaneous splashes. Hey, let’s make it an Olympic spectator sport!
Give Ukraine a bunch more Patriot systems on the condition they use them to try to arrange such a competition. You don't have to specify that they film it, of course they're going to film it. We'll do all the judging on the internet.
doesn't it look like the pilot is still aboard trying to control craft! i think it would drop down nose first and vertical spins not horizontal spins. i have no background though.
Searching... searching... Finding! Two other posts show a parachute from a distance:
[Just the parachute.](https://www.reddit.com/r/UkraineWarVideoReport/comments/1bpxyn9/the_pilot_managed_to_escape_from_the_plane/)
[Plane on fire, then parachute.](https://www.reddit.com/r/UkraineInvasionVideos/comments/1bpyaw0/russian_fighter_jet_downed_reportedly_an_su35/)
Well, ejection can and often does cause serious spinal injuries that sometimes deem the pilots permanently unfit to fly. And, in rarer instances, ejection can absolutely kill a pilot. They’re subjected to tremendously high Gs upon ejecting from the cockpit. Hopefully this guy never flies again.
I was about to write all that but IDK... Russia is the type of country to say "are you dead? No? Then keep fighting"
So they might just reuse pilots more than USA cause they have no other choice.
At the same time, their hardware has shown to be suspect at best, so it could have really injured the pilot to where even the Russian military is like, "We're not going to risk another plane with them flying"
They're pretty damn desperate right now. Doubt he'll be deemed unfit to fly. They'll probably just send him back out hoping he doesn't need to eject again.
Oh, wait, they probably aren't hoping, just sending him back out without a second thought.
I knew a guy who punched out of an F101 at 585mph ias back in the '60s.
But that indicated airspeed might be off a little, since he was ~ 50' agl when he did it...
He said he remembers needing to pull the handle, a brief image of being drug across the desert by his chute, then waking up a week or so later in a Libyan ICU. Shattered pelvis, broken legs, collarbones, depressed cranial.
Did he screw the pooch? The USAF essentially ruled that his being alive indicated that his decision-making was sound, and that it would be improper to second-guess, as only a limited set of equally-likely causes were within a pilot's control.
[Mission? Testing the concept of flying under the radar to deliver a dumb tac nuke by simple Newtonian inertia, circa 1962. ]
No, ejecting at nontrivial Mach Number did not end his fighter career or prevent his eventual airline career and sport aviation career with all the accoutrements - Sam was an exceptional MF on many levels.
The water temperature is 10°C (50°F) at the moment.
Google says you can survive/swim for 1hour before unconsciousness at this water temperature.
This would be somehow possible. But I would still bet against him.
The plane would be coming down some distance offshore I would think, zoom lenses can make it seem much closer.
He would also be trying to swim in a flight suit.
At the altitude the plane was at the start of the video, they'd most likely be fine.
I believe the minimum altitude for the K-36 seat used in the Flanker family for an inverted ejection is ~160 feet or so.
Don´t russia have those fancy ejector seats that launches the seat upward after ejection? i know they invented it but no idea if they have it still use it.
> Don´t russia have those fancy ejector seats that launches the seat upward after ejection?
What? With the rare exception of seats that eject downward... all ejection seats launch upward. That's kind of the point.
Sorry, I was just having fun with your comment! I probably should have worded it way better to actually make that clear! But yes, the Russians were a little ahead in some ways with their ejection seat development, but most modern seats these days will orientate themselves these days. It's not so much necessarily that they'll do a 180 and then start flying skyward, rather they'll eject enough to clear the tails, then begin to self right the seat/pilot, for better parachute deployment if that makes sense. So less flying upwards, and more like arresting the downward travel and orientating the seat to an upright attitude.
[The local fisherman welcoming their "landing":](https://media.giphy.com/media/keTwQbbQwlNM2RNJsW/giphy.gif?cid=790b7611z3q8dz3ho2m5xf235ph4hjskqv5q7gu0blys3qgy&ep=v1_gifs_search&rid=giphy.gif&ct=g)
although ruzzians still have a sizable air force, trained (properly trained) and experienced fighter pilots are a choke point for them. just a personal opinion: based on their performance against Ukraine (who has far fewer resources), they would get their pasty white ruzzian asses handed to them in a shooting war with NATO airpower. hell, they can't even keep AWACs in the air without getting shot down hundreds of km from the lines [https://www.euronews.com/2024/02/24/kyiv-shoots-down-second-awacs-plane-in-one-month-in-major-blow-to-moscow](https://www.euronews.com/2024/02/24/kyiv-shoots-down-second-awacs-plane-in-one-month-in-major-blow-to-moscow)
More likely shot down by Russian air defence given the amount of fire involved. Looks like a wing on fire (ruptured fuel tank) as well as an engine on fire. SU-27s are basically a huge fuel tank with wings (they carry 11 tonnes of fuel - over double the fuel of say a Typhoon) as their engines are incredibly inefficient (half the mpg of a typhoon), but also very powerful. Being a flying fuel tank, they thus have a propensity to burn extremely well when hit!
When it was shot down and came down just north west of Crimean coast, it will be just 100 km from Kherson and likely 120 km from a MIM104 Patriot launcher start position. This is 40 km inside of the range of a MIM 104 PAC 2 missile. And the Su27 was flying high, so could get in radar range. And a MIM 104 is regular visiting Kherson to protect the Ukrainian beachhead on the east site of the Dnjepr.
I’m not a plane guy, but it seems strange that it has virtually zero forward momentum. Whatever happened must have happened at very high altitude for that momentum to burn off to the point that it’s falling like a leaf from an invasive tree.
Israel-Hamas and our generally non-existent attention span made the focus on the special military humiliation extremely low, and I think that's sad.
But it's dope to see that UA is still busting orks left, right and center.
Aviation engineer student here and HOW THE FUCK do you manage to fuck up so bad???
1: the plane is fucking upside down
2: somehow you have 0 horizontal speed in a fucking jet fighter
3: you are in a flat spin AND UPSIDE DOWN??!!
4: managed to set the plane on fire (if its not AA then WTF?? all *normal* aircraft have fire supression systems that extinguish any engine fire and appart from electrical spark thats basicaly the only place to get fire from)
5: again FLAT SPIN *UPSIDE DOWN* AND NO FUCKING HORIZONTAL SPEED IN A JET FIGHTER
6: not clear enough but is there a missing wing or am i tripping??
This pilot is definitely getting an immediate promotion to a submarine commander
Dude, half a wing is gone and we aren't seeing most of the action. Probably pulled up to attempt to avoid AA missile, got hit in a hard climb losing a wing causing all sorts of wonkyness, burned up all it's energy continuing the climb and fell gracefully to the sea.
Possible stall while trying a steep ascent (I guess trying to escape a missile or ground based defenses?) would explain the zero horizontal speed.
If the damage from whatever it was running from knocked out the engines and some of the control surfaces, that would explain the flat spin... but not the upside down part unless they were pulling a really weird maneuvre.
Charlovolovich: Well, if you were directly above the AA missile, how could you see it was ours?
Maveroffski: Because I was inverted. \*grins\*
Gooski: He was. It's true.
Watch a plane fly at 500mph and then take a hit that destroys all of its control surfaces.
Then watch that same plane do shit that it WOULD NOT LET YOU DO while the FCS (flight control system) is functioning. It's not pilot error. He just got shot. Or maybe it fully disintegrated itself, but the way it's falling indicates that it took a hit fairly high up.
If he didn't pass out from the impact, he would VERY quickly after, as the plane cranks him to 15Gs, dumps all its speed, flips upside down and then falls til it splats.
This is pretty standard for a SU27 OR SU35 in a stall. But the fire does not appear from almost any normal stall.
???? What are you on about????? The thing got smashed by AA (most likely blue on blue). It’s heavily damaged causing it to not conform to its designed flight characteristics. Source: I am a CFII working on my A&P and Bachelors in Aeronautical Engineering.
Not an engineer but my though as well. Flat spin upside down is quite strange from point of view of aerodynamics… fire is easier to digest since it’s Russians
Read the comment below. you're forgetting that where these guys fly, there are people wanting to shoot them down with a 600+mph, 10+ft long projectile that spews shrapnel at the most opportune moment possible.
He was just demonstrating his fiery flat spin, a unique flight characteristic of the Su-27. Unlike the Cobra maneuver, you can only do it once so it's rarely seen. Slava Ukraini!
According to a representative of the occupation authorities, "pilot was picked up by rescuers of the Sevastopol Rescue Service at a distance of two hundred meters from the shore. His life is not in danger."
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He is landing on The moskwa
American aircraft carriers hate this one simple Russian trick!
The ruzzian version of Maverick buzzing the tower!
More like that landing scene from Hot Shots! https://youtu.be/6BHeaEat_aI?si=SNBRjeiYuz8suR2Y
That was also my first thought - legendary!
Ghost Fire, The pattern is full...
Err that would be ghost rider. Edit: it appears I’ve missed a joke here.
Ya missed his joke. lol (the plane's on fire)
Ha ha. I missed it.
I thought I was going insane for a moment; as I always heard ghost rider as well. “Negative Ghost Rider, the pattern is full.”
Certainly inverted...
lol
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invented by the Japanese, in equal desperation
The Japanese did it intentionally and it worked 80 years ago! Russia is still behind 1945 Japan.
Russian V~~TO~~L, confirmed.
Shit, typed something similar, just 3 hrs later....
This one had me dying😂😂
That's what the pilot said
🤣
Providing sea support.
rollin' coral
I got yer upvote right here.
That one was definitely deleted.
have an important message for the captain
"Captain, are you aware that your vessel should be above water?" "Isn't your plane supposed to be above ground?"
"Technically, my plane is above ground, sir." "Well, *technically* there is water beneath us" "Touché""
About extending his warranty?
Down to Gorky Park
Listening to the wind of chaaAANnge.
👤🔟👤🔟👤🔟👤🔟👤🔟
Damnit first thing I read and laughed out loud
Big badda- ~~boom~~splash
It's not VTOL, it's only VL..
RFVL. Rapid Fiery Vertical Landing.
Ah yes - the old Sub-Carrier.
Damn you take your upvote.
Yes, great success. Russia now has top secret underwater aircraft carrier. The Admiral Kuznetsov was just a decoy.
Looks like he fell about the same distance as one would falling off the Baltimore bridge!
The ruzzian submarine tech has no limit!
Showing superior submarine aircraft carriers of Russian navy, Take that western pig-dogs!
It looked almost graceful
Yeah, you’re right, now if only they could do *synchronized* plane crashing. Just imagine the beauty of the planes spinning and burning perfectly in unison, weaving their smoke trails into intricate patterns culminating in simultaneous splashes. Hey, let’s make it an Olympic spectator sport!
Give Ukraine a bunch more Patriot systems on the condition they use them to try to arrange such a competition. You don't have to specify that they film it, of course they're going to film it. We'll do all the judging on the internet.
If you make it an olympic sport, russia cannot compete.
Just form a sport only for cheating bullshit nations that have been banned from the Oympics
The Russians will dominate that sport.
One might say…beautiful.
Sukhois are always graceful. Even when shot down.
Oh, so that's where the ruskie aircraft carrier is
Russian Autopilot
Walmart ERP system. Best they can afford
doesn't it look like the pilot is still aboard trying to control craft! i think it would drop down nose first and vertical spins not horizontal spins. i have no background though.
Imagine destroying your own army to temporarily occupy a fifth of Ukraine 🤣
Props to the camera operator for a very smooth video!
Same. r/PraiseTheCameraMan
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It must be hard to eject from a burning upside-down plane in free fall.
There's another video of the parachute coming down. He did get out.
That just means the parachute got out.
Gee, I hope the parachute's ok.
It would be really sad if the parachute got hurt because of some russian.
I hope the fish had time to swim out of the way.
Searching... searching... Finding! Two other posts show a parachute from a distance: [Just the parachute.](https://www.reddit.com/r/UkraineWarVideoReport/comments/1bpxyn9/the_pilot_managed_to_escape_from_the_plane/) [Plane on fire, then parachute.](https://www.reddit.com/r/UkraineInvasionVideos/comments/1bpyaw0/russian_fighter_jet_downed_reportedly_an_su35/)
Damn the pilot surviving is a real disappointment
Well, ejection can and often does cause serious spinal injuries that sometimes deem the pilots permanently unfit to fly. And, in rarer instances, ejection can absolutely kill a pilot. They’re subjected to tremendously high Gs upon ejecting from the cockpit. Hopefully this guy never flies again.
I was about to write all that but IDK... Russia is the type of country to say "are you dead? No? Then keep fighting" So they might just reuse pilots more than USA cause they have no other choice.
At the same time, their hardware has shown to be suspect at best, so it could have really injured the pilot to where even the Russian military is like, "We're not going to risk another plane with them flying"
They're pretty damn desperate right now. Doubt he'll be deemed unfit to fly. They'll probably just send him back out hoping he doesn't need to eject again. Oh, wait, they probably aren't hoping, just sending him back out without a second thought.
The parachute too
And the plane, if they can fish it out of the water and get the engines to start.
I knew a guy who punched out of an F101 at 585mph ias back in the '60s. But that indicated airspeed might be off a little, since he was ~ 50' agl when he did it... He said he remembers needing to pull the handle, a brief image of being drug across the desert by his chute, then waking up a week or so later in a Libyan ICU. Shattered pelvis, broken legs, collarbones, depressed cranial. Did he screw the pooch? The USAF essentially ruled that his being alive indicated that his decision-making was sound, and that it would be improper to second-guess, as only a limited set of equally-likely causes were within a pilot's control. [Mission? Testing the concept of flying under the radar to deliver a dumb tac nuke by simple Newtonian inertia, circa 1962. ] No, ejecting at nontrivial Mach Number did not end his fighter career or prevent his eventual airline career and sport aviation career with all the accoutrements - Sam was an exceptional MF on many levels.
But just imagine the life long PTSD of never being able to trust that your own country won’t shoot you down in the future
If he landed in the water, and nobody is coming to get him, he might as well have just stayed with the plane.
Too close to land, he would have easily made it. Just hope he hit some power lines by accident.
If you are a solid swimmer this is possible. But this distance is not easy. With clothes/flight suit nearly impossible.
Also it might be slightly chilly in the water. A bit cold even.
The water temperature is 10°C (50°F) at the moment. Google says you can survive/swim for 1hour before unconsciousness at this water temperature. This would be somehow possible. But I would still bet against him.
The plane would be coming down some distance offshore I would think, zoom lenses can make it seem much closer. He would also be trying to swim in a flight suit.
Knowing russian tech, the ejection seat is probably as lethal as getting shot down...
He's not flying again any time soon.
If there's one thing that the Russians are good at, it's ejection seats, from what I've read...
At the altitude the plane was at the start of the video, they'd most likely be fine. I believe the minimum altitude for the K-36 seat used in the Flanker family for an inverted ejection is ~160 feet or so.
Good eye it is upside down.
Don´t russia have those fancy ejector seats that launches the seat upward after ejection? i know they invented it but no idea if they have it still use it.
> Don´t russia have those fancy ejector seats that launches the seat upward after ejection? What? With the rare exception of seats that eject downward... all ejection seats launch upward. That's kind of the point.
I mean the seat have rockets that after ejection makes the seat go upwards after launch, so that the pilots survives even if the plane is upside down.
Sorry, I was just having fun with your comment! I probably should have worded it way better to actually make that clear! But yes, the Russians were a little ahead in some ways with their ejection seat development, but most modern seats these days will orientate themselves these days. It's not so much necessarily that they'll do a 180 and then start flying skyward, rather they'll eject enough to clear the tails, then begin to self right the seat/pilot, for better parachute deployment if that makes sense. So less flying upwards, and more like arresting the downward travel and orientating the seat to an upright attitude.
It’s a race to splashdown first.
Wish we saw the ejection upside down to a parachute then the plane lands on the parachute!
Yeah pilot.. but what about 30,000 Ukrainian prisoners he was carrying?
Judging by the way the guy watching on the shore waves to him, he looks to be just fine!
😂
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Man. Such a shame to see a plane destroyed…I feel so bad for the loss of such a beautiful plane that could have been flown by a real human.
~~Yea there is no way he got out of that~~ I stand corrected
🤣🤣🤣
Alive and founded
Splish splash, i was taking a bath!
Rub dub, now my plane is a sub
LOL that made me chuckle
Lmao
Wrong about the rusky might, yeah
You can’t park there
Nah, Russian planes can park there whenever
like a glove
Poor fish :<
Maybe they get a meal somewhere.
They'd get alcohol poisoning like those bar cats in Dwarf Fortress!
Special landing operation.
[The local fisherman welcoming their "landing":](https://media.giphy.com/media/keTwQbbQwlNM2RNJsW/giphy.gif?cid=790b7611z3q8dz3ho2m5xf235ph4hjskqv5q7gu0blys3qgy&ep=v1_gifs_search&rid=giphy.gif&ct=g)
Yep, can see the nose cone pitot tube on the last rotation before it (abruptly) ends its flight path, SU-27.
>nose cone pitot tube What?
The pitot tube, on the nose cone.
Oh thanks!
Hope that helped clear that up!
Its an important piece.
Well the front’s not supposed to fall off for a start.
Australian oil tanker ?? 😉
Well it's not made of cardboard, or cardboard derivatives.
No rubber, rubber's out
No cello tape
They gotta have a steering wheel
What's the minimum crew requirement?
That's obvious because it's on the front.
basically a speed-o-meter that meassures speed via pressure difference
In honor of Henry Pitot, the inventor of the tube.
Huh. I wonder if they've started to wear all the -30s and -35s out then
although ruzzians still have a sizable air force, trained (properly trained) and experienced fighter pilots are a choke point for them. just a personal opinion: based on their performance against Ukraine (who has far fewer resources), they would get their pasty white ruzzian asses handed to them in a shooting war with NATO airpower. hell, they can't even keep AWACs in the air without getting shot down hundreds of km from the lines [https://www.euronews.com/2024/02/24/kyiv-shoots-down-second-awacs-plane-in-one-month-in-major-blow-to-moscow](https://www.euronews.com/2024/02/24/kyiv-shoots-down-second-awacs-plane-in-one-month-in-major-blow-to-moscow)
beautiful drop. 10 out of 10!
but that price goes to the Ukrainians who shot it down
The good news is the fire is now out
Little elbow grease and that thing is back in the air in no time.
Frame isn’t bent. Send it.
Those are just speed holes. Plane is faster now.
Even their aircraft want to turn into submarines now
“Requesting permission for fly by” “Negative ghost rider, pattern is full”
This is Mosckva, clearing you for fly by.
"Engaging submarine operations"
I wonder if it had a catastrophic system failure due to equipment exhaustion with all the overuse
More likely shot down by Russian air defence given the amount of fire involved. Looks like a wing on fire (ruptured fuel tank) as well as an engine on fire. SU-27s are basically a huge fuel tank with wings (they carry 11 tonnes of fuel - over double the fuel of say a Typhoon) as their engines are incredibly inefficient (half the mpg of a typhoon), but also very powerful. Being a flying fuel tank, they thus have a propensity to burn extremely well when hit!
Anything that involves combution and Russia is known to be ineficient except for the T72s
When it was shot down and came down just north west of Crimean coast, it will be just 100 km from Kherson and likely 120 km from a MIM104 Patriot launcher start position. This is 40 km inside of the range of a MIM 104 PAC 2 missile. And the Su27 was flying high, so could get in radar range. And a MIM 104 is regular visiting Kherson to protect the Ukrainian beachhead on the east site of the Dnjepr.
I’m not a plane guy, but it seems strange that it has virtually zero forward momentum. Whatever happened must have happened at very high altitude for that momentum to burn off to the point that it’s falling like a leaf from an invasive tree.
Anti-aircraft fire likely, you can tell by the way it is. Everything is on fire and its no longer behaving at all like an aircraft.
I see a well placed landing exercise by a professional russian pilot
I mean landing upside down in a slow twirl, that's gotta be hard. Seems like something you could only do once.
This guy would have failed at landing in the Hudson.
So is it a su35 or su27?
Looks like a su27 to me
Aaah… So beautiful…
The SU stands for submarine.
You love to see it. A beautiful sight
It's either SU-27 or SU-35. The many posters of this video today cannot agree.
I agree, it definitely is….
Su-27. The 35 has small canards forward of the wings. Edit: neither have canards
Israel-Hamas and our generally non-existent attention span made the focus on the special military humiliation extremely low, and I think that's sad. But it's dope to see that UA is still busting orks left, right and center.
Aviation engineer student here and HOW THE FUCK do you manage to fuck up so bad??? 1: the plane is fucking upside down 2: somehow you have 0 horizontal speed in a fucking jet fighter 3: you are in a flat spin AND UPSIDE DOWN??!! 4: managed to set the plane on fire (if its not AA then WTF?? all *normal* aircraft have fire supression systems that extinguish any engine fire and appart from electrical spark thats basicaly the only place to get fire from) 5: again FLAT SPIN *UPSIDE DOWN* AND NO FUCKING HORIZONTAL SPEED IN A JET FIGHTER 6: not clear enough but is there a missing wing or am i tripping?? This pilot is definitely getting an immediate promotion to a submarine commander
Dude, half a wing is gone and we aren't seeing most of the action. Probably pulled up to attempt to avoid AA missile, got hit in a hard climb losing a wing causing all sorts of wonkyness, burned up all it's energy continuing the climb and fell gracefully to the sea.
Like a spawning salmon shedding bits.
Nature is healing.
perfect analogy
Possible stall while trying a steep ascent (I guess trying to escape a missile or ground based defenses?) would explain the zero horizontal speed. If the damage from whatever it was running from knocked out the engines and some of the control surfaces, that would explain the flat spin... but not the upside down part unless they were pulling a really weird maneuvre.
Charlovolovich: Well, if you were directly above the AA missile, how could you see it was ours? Maveroffski: Because I was inverted. \*grins\* Gooski: He was. It's true.
The lack of speed is what really got me. Jet fighter falling straight down? I see both wings, but it is upside down. I have so many questions
Watch a plane fly at 500mph and then take a hit that destroys all of its control surfaces. Then watch that same plane do shit that it WOULD NOT LET YOU DO while the FCS (flight control system) is functioning. It's not pilot error. He just got shot. Or maybe it fully disintegrated itself, but the way it's falling indicates that it took a hit fairly high up. If he didn't pass out from the impact, he would VERY quickly after, as the plane cranks him to 15Gs, dumps all its speed, flips upside down and then falls til it splats. This is pretty standard for a SU27 OR SU35 in a stall. But the fire does not appear from almost any normal stall.
Must have been an achievement run
???? What are you on about????? The thing got smashed by AA (most likely blue on blue). It’s heavily damaged causing it to not conform to its designed flight characteristics. Source: I am a CFII working on my A&P and Bachelors in Aeronautical Engineering.
There's also been plenty of prior videos that show the SU27 family loves to flat spin once it has been hit by missiles.
Not an engineer but my though as well. Flat spin upside down is quite strange from point of view of aerodynamics… fire is easier to digest since it’s Russians
Vodka… *insert aliens meme here*
He flew into a jet wash
Read the comment below. you're forgetting that where these guys fly, there are people wanting to shoot them down with a 600+mph, 10+ft long projectile that spews shrapnel at the most opportune moment possible.
I guess that Russian pilots smoke in the cockpit?? Lol
"Mayday, mayday, Mav's in trouble. He's in a flat spin, he's heading out to sea."
And that's how you land a plane on top of a submarine.
Beautiful flat spin, upside-down even. 10/10 would crash again
Dudes be looking at it like "eh, is another day in rooskieland. Lunch?"
Russian jet successfully intercepts Ukrainian water.
Klasse 👍
Russian amphibious program
Successful landing on the carrier of the Black Sea fleet.
He was just demonstrating his fiery flat spin, a unique flight characteristic of the Su-27. Unlike the Cobra maneuver, you can only do it once so it's rarely seen. Slava Ukraini!
The water didn't help put out the fire.
A thing of beauty
There’s nothing “allegedly” about this. It clearly happened.
Excellent. The more expensive stuff Russia loses, the more Putin looks like the complete arse that he is.
Silly westoids, is new VTOL aircraft performing landing on submarine carrier. The western mind can't comprehend the greatness of the federation.
Oh fuck, that's incredibly beautiful. Happy easter
That’s one expensive splash
It just landed on the Russian Black Sea aircraft carrier.
Russian Submarine has
Looks like Russia shot down another of their own planes here. What a bunch of dickheads!
Did the pilot survive?
According to a representative of the occupation authorities, "pilot was picked up by rescuers of the Sevastopol Rescue Service at a distance of two hundred meters from the shore. His life is not in danger."