Regarding the case ofairplane crashed into Kazakhstan The Usa they point the finger at Russia. Evidence gathered by Washington suggests that the aircraft was shot down by the Kremlin’s air defense systems. The crash, which caused 38 deaths, was blamed on “external interference” by the airline, but Moscow rejected the accusations, blaming Ukrainian drones.
Evidence from the USA on the plane that crashed in Kazakhstan
John Kirbyspokesperson for the National Security Council of the Usaspoke of evidence supporting the hypothesis that the plane that crashed in Kazakhstan was shot down by Russia.
“Certainly the initial evidence points to the possibility that this flight was shot down by Russian air defense systems,” Kirby argued, confirming that the White House had intelligence information available that could shed light on the incident.
Azerbaijian Airlines spoke of an accident caused by external interference
The evidence would therefore be different from the simple images of the plane of the Azerbaijani company, which had spoken of “physical and technical interference” as the motivation behind the disaster that cost the lives of 38 people.
Russia’s reply
Moscow has rejected the hypothesis that the plane was accidentally shot down by its own anti-aircraft fire, calling such theories fake news.
The director of the Russian Civil Aviation Agency, Dmitry Yadrov, stated that during the attempted landing of the plane, drones Ukrainians they were hitting Groznyengaged in attacks on civilian infrastructure.
According to this version, after two failed attempts, the pilot of the plane decided to head towards Kazakhstan, never managing to reach Aktau airport. Yadrov also pointed out that Grozny was shrouded in thick fog at the time, further complicating operations.
The plane crashed in Kazakhstan
Azerbaijian Airlines flight J2 8243, which departed from Baku and headed to Grozny, the capital of Chechnya, was carrying 67 people.
Before reaching its destination, the plane suddenly changed direction, flying over the Caspian Sea and heading towards the coast of Kazakhstan, where it crashed near Aktau. The impact caused the fuselage to break and 38 people died in the accident.
The reasons for the change of route remain under investigation, as does the decision to cross the Caspian Sea, lengthening the distance between the plane and the mainland.
After the crash, Russia speculated that the aircraft may have hit birds, damaging control systems. However, this theory has been questioned by numerous experts, as images of the wreckage show damage that does not appear compatible with a bird strike.
Photo source: ANSA
Source: notizie.virgilio.it
