r/Kazakhstan • u/SeymourHughes • 3d ago

Azerbaijan Airlines plane crash - Megathread

Hello, due to the increased activity and reposts on this crash, a megathread was created. All new posts should be posted here. Any new posts outside of the megathread that haven't already been approved will be removed.

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u/Independent-Air147 3d ago

Russians shot it down, while shooting at drones.

But of course, Russian apologists, deniers and bots will say it was a "flock of birds".

Just like how they "did not" shoot down MH17 plane. It clearly was intentional in that case though.

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u/4ma2inger 3d ago

"It was flock of birds"

"It was plane's cylinders that blew up"

"The holes are from stones when it crashed"

"Shrapnel holes are bigger"

And of course, "LET'S NOT JUMP TO CONCLUSIONS"

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u/Anthony_IM 3d ago

I believe it was accidentally hit but I mean it could also be any of other things, I would wait for Kazakhstan version of what happened

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u/Business_Relative_16 3d ago

Russian team will also work on the analysis. I hope Kazakh government won’t allow them to manipulate it