The death toll caused by a Russian military jet that crashed into a residential building shortly after taking off near the border with Ukraine has reportedly reached at least 13, according to the Russian news agency Interfax, which cited a senior official.
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Video and photographs uploaded to social media on Monday showed a residential building engulfed in flames in Yeysk, a port and resort town in Russia south of the Ukrainian city of Mariupol, across the Sea of Azov.

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