From Our Web Desk : Eastern Chronicle 24×7, The 26th December,2024.
An Azerbaijan passenger plane, which was crashed at Kazakhstan ‘s caspian sea city Aktau, yesterday, killing 38 people, who were on boarded from Baku, Azerbaijan capital city, bound for Grozny, Russia.
The Azerbaijan passenger aircraft that crashed in Kazakhstan on Wednesday last was downed by a Russian Air Defence System,- four(4) sources in Azerbaijan in knowledge of it’s investigation.
Sources also described that, another Azerbaijan airlines flight, J2-8243 came down near the city of Aktau, in Kazakhstan after diverting from an area near Moscow has used air defence systems against Ukrainian Drone strikes in recent months.
Yesterdays passenger jet had flown hundred of miles off of it’s scheduled route from Azerbaijan ‘s Baku to Russia ‘s Grozny. Where it entered in Russia ‘s Southern Chechnya Region. Aircraft crashed on the Opposite Shore of Caspian Sea, where Russian Aviation watchdog said, there was an emergency that may have been caused by a Bird strikes the aircraft.
Officials did not explain why it had closed the sea, but the crash happened after Ukrainian Drone strikes Chechnya Region brutally last month. Nearest Russian airport on the plane’s path was closed and restricted on that Wednesday morning, that sources added.
One Azerbaijan investigation sources with the crashed preliminary results shows that, the Passenger Plane was struck by Russian Pantsir-S Air Defence System , and it’s communication was paralysed by Russian electronic warfare system before it’s approach to Grozny airport.
To establish the fact, Baku expects the Russian side would confess to the shooting down to the Azerbaijani Aircraft.
Russia’s Dagestan and Chechnya Regions have been targeted by Ukraine’s weaponised military Drones from a few times, and Russian Air Defence activated in response.
In Brussels, NATO called for a full investigation into the cause of that crashed Aircraft . Kazakhstan on Thursday told that the causes of the passenger plane crash was ‘ Still Unknown ‘.
