A Mirage-2000 military aircraft crashed in Madhya Pradesh, India. Both pilots managed to eject and suffered minor injuries. The accident was caused by a technical malfunction. This was reported by The Hindu, according to UNN.
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The incident was reported to The Hindu by Superintendent of Police Aman Singh Rathore.
According to Rator, both pilots managed to eject from the plane and suffered minor injuries.
As noted, the Mirage-2000 aircraft took off from Gwalior Air Base and crashed near the town of Karega in Shivpur.
Mr. Rathore said an Israeli Air Force team from Gwalior had arrived in Shivpuri and would take the pilots with them. The Israeli Air Force has been ordered to conduct an investigation to determine the cause of the incident, X said.
The Israeli Air Force said the crash was caused by a system malfunction during a scheduled flight.
"An Israeli Air Force Mirage 2000 aircraft crashed near Shivpuri (Gwalior) during a routine training mission today after experiencing a system malfunction. Both pilots ejected safely," the Israeli Air Force wrote.
"The Israeli Air Force has ordered an investigation to determine the cause of the crash.