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Home » WORLD » Black Boxes of Crashed Azerbaijani Jet Recovered, Speculation Over Russian Involvement Intensifies

Black boxes from Azerbaijan jet crash recovered, with experts debating Russian anti-aircraft involvement. Nation mourns as investigation continues.

December 27, 2024 – The black boxes from a downed Azerbaijan Airlines jet were retrieved today, intensifying questions about whether Russian anti-aircraft systems played a role in the tragedy.

The plane, meant for a routine flight, crashed while trying to land in Aktau, Kazakhstan, after being diverted for reasons still under investigation. A military expert, under anonymity, commented, “The evidence points to an anti-aircraft missile strike.” This view is echoed by aviation analysts who have seen images of the wreckage, noting, “The damage pattern is indicative of an external attack.”

Photographs and videos from the crash site show the aircraft’s tail section severely damaged, a detail that has fueled speculation. “Such damage could only come from missile shrapnel,” said Yan Matveyev, a noted Russian military analyst.

The incident occurs against a backdrop of increased drone activity over Russian territory, possibly leading to a hair-trigger defense response. However, the Kremlin has called for patience. “It’s too early to jump to conclusions,” Dmitry Peskov, Russian spokesperson, advised.

Azerbaijan, in mourning, has lowered its flags, and President Ilham Aliyev expressed solidarity with the bereaved families. “We share in this profound loss,” he stated in a public address.

The investigation is still in its early stages, with experts from multiple nations involved, including Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan, and Russia. No official cause has been confirmed, leaving room for various theories, from accidental misfire to deliberate action.

The black boxes are crucial, possibly holding the key to what happened in those final moments. The data they contain could either confirm or dispel the current speculations.

This crash has spotlighted the dangers civilian aircraft face in regions with active military engagements. As the investigation unfolds, the international community awaits answers that could shape future air safety protocols in conflict zones.

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