Russian plane crash: 11 bodies recovered in Black Sea
The Syria- bound military plane had earlier crashed with 92 passengers on board.
Moscow: Eleven bodies have been recovered so far in an ongoing massive search and rescue operation in the Black Sea a day after Russian military plane Tu-154 with 92 passengers on board crashed in the region.
Kremlin spokesman Dimitri Peskov was quoted as saying that terrorism was not a likely cause of the crash.
The Russian Emergencies Ministry and the Russian Defence Ministry had confirmed the crash of the missing Tu-154, saying the debris of the aircraft and alleged personal belongings of the passengers were discovered in the Black Sea.
According to the ministries, more than a thousand search and rescue personnel are currently involved in the search operation.
The ministries also added that DNA testing would be carried out of the bodies in Moscow.
Russia observed a day of national mourning for Tu-154 plane crash victims on Monday.