Fuselage of Russian aircraft that crashed into Black Sea reportedly found

Russian authorities are investigating the possibility of a pilot error or technical fault as the cause of the plane crash into the Black Sea that presumably left 84 passengers and eight crew people dead, said Russia’s transport minister. On December 25, the plane with 92 people on board, including journalists, military staff, musicians from the Alexandrov Ensemble and an official army choir of the Russian armed forces, went off the radar soon after taking off from Sochi. Russian Transport Minister Maxim Sokolov said Monday that "the major versions do not include the terrorist attack, so we assume that the cause of the crash could be either technical malfunction or pilot error," according to state-run TASS.
Eleven bodies have so far been recovered from the Black Sea from yesterday's military aircraft crash. All 92 people on board died.