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A video showing an Indian Air Force (IAF) MiG-29 fighter jet hurtling towards the ground in a flat spin has gone viral. The fighter jet crashed in a field near Uttar Pradesh's Agra earlier today.

IAF Mig-29 crash: IAF’s MiG-29 jet crashes in Uttar Pradesh’s Agra field. There were no casualties in the incident and the two pilots ejected safely according to officials.

A MiG-29 fighter jet of the Indian Air Force crashed today near Agra in Uttar Pradesh after "encountering a system malfunction". The pilot ejected safely from the aircraft.