The scary thing about the Azerbaijan plane crash.JPG

Azerbaijani plane crashed on December 25

I was heading to Russia

Looking at the fragments of the aircraft, I can see traces of something penetrating it.

There were opinions that it might have been shot down by a missile after seeing these traces.

However, other circumstantial evidence was captured.

All three much closer Russian airports do not allow emergency landings for Azerbaijani planes.

Because of that, the plane had no choice but to go further away to Kazakhstan.

Additionally, GPS jamming makes it difficult for the aircraft to know its location.

These are strange things to do to a commercial aircraft in an emergency situation.

That’s why Russia wanted to hide their foolish actions.

There is a theory going around that the plane was lured into crashing into the Caspian Sea.

It is very difficult for an aircraft to make an emergency landing in the sea, and in case of failure, it is destroyed to the extent that it is very difficult to find the fragments.

Even in the case of Malaysia Flight 370, which was used as a meme, almost no fragments were found.

If it crashes into the sea, the fact that Russia fired the missile will naturally be hidden.

Fortunately, 29 out of 67 people survived when it crashed in Kazakhstan.

If it had crashed into the sea, it would have been very difficult to determine the cause.

Even now, Russia claims that the cause of the accident was a bird strike.

Azerbaijan’s preliminary investigation results indicate that Russia’s surface-to-air missile was shot down.