Russian air defense is suspected: 38 deaths in aircraft crash!

Russian air defense is suspected: 38 deaths in aircraft crash!

A mysterious crash that raises questions: Was it a Russian attack on an Azerbaijani passenger plane? 38 people lost their lives!

kyjiw, Ukraine - A shocking incident about Chechnya could have far -reaching consequences! Experts from Ukraine, Kazakhstan and Azerbaijan accuse Russia of shoting off an Azerbaijani passenger plane during a Ukrainian drone attack. The tensions rise while the truth comes to light about fatal crash!

In the early Wednesday morning, the Russian government reported that the Azal 8432 flight was allegedly flown to a crowd of birds with 67 passengers when it entered Russian airspace to land in Grosny. But reality looks different! Photos and videos of the aircraft show deep holes and numerous bullet holes at the rear - a clear sign of an attack!

the scary evidence

According to experts, the damage to the aircraft is typical of attacks with Pantsir-S1, a Soviet air defense system that is used in Chechnya to avert Ukrainian drones. During the incident, the Chechen air defense workers claimed that they had shot down all drones. But how can a bird strike cause such devastating damage? A Kazakh aviation security expert calls the claim "absurd and criminal"!

The situation continued to escalate when Kazakh authorities detained a blogger named Azamat Sarsenbayev for ten days after taking photos and videos at the crash location. "This shows that they followed instructions from the Kremlin," said Alisher Ilkhamov, head of the London Think Tank Central Asia Due Diligence. The censorship is obvious!

In addition, the aircraft was exposed to "GPS jamming and spoofing" during the flight, techniques that are often used against drone attacks. Russian aviation authorities refused to land the damaged aircraft at nearby airports and forced the pilots to fly to Aktau via the stormy Caspian Sea, where the aircraft finally crashed.

Russia's silence and the consequences

The reaction of the Kremlin to the growing allegations is worrying. Dmitry Peskov, the spokesman for the Kremlin, refused to comment on the allegations and demanded that the investigation be completed before speculation is made. But the international community wonders: What is really behind this incident?

If it turns out that the Russian air defense is actually responsible for the crash, the serious international consequences could have. Ihor Romanenko, former deputy head of the Ukrainian general staff, described the actions as "crime" and criticized the "psychosis" of Kadyrov, which led to such negligence.

The tragedy has already damaged the image of Russia in Azerbaijan. Analysts in Baku warn that the relationship between Moscow and Baku could be significantly stressed by this incident. "Even those who supported Putin before see Russia with contempt today," said Emil Mustafayev, editor -in -chief of the Minval Politics magazine.

The shadows of the past load heavily on this incident. Memories of the shooting of the Malaysian passenger plane above eastern Ukraine in 2014 are still fresh. At that time, 298 people were killed and a Dutch team of investigators found that a Russian Buk rocket had shot down the plane. The story could be repeated!

The world looks forward to developments. Will Russia be held accountable for his actions? The truth about the crash of the Azerbaijani aircraft must come to light!