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Azerbaijan’s president says airplane that crashed was shot at from Russia

Emergency specialists work on the crash web site of an Azerbaijan Airlines passenger jet close to the western Kazakh metropolis of Aktau on December 25, 2024. 

Issa Tazhenbayev | Afp | Getty Images

Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev stated on Sunday that the passenger airplane that crashed in Kazakhstan killing 38 individuals had been broken as a result of taking pictures from the bottom in Russia, Azerbaijan state tv reported.

Aliyev stated he regretted that “some circles” in Russia had tried to hush up the reality in regards to the crash of the Azerbaijan Airlines planes by sowing false narratives in regards to the causes of the crash.

On Saturday, Russia’s President Vladimir Putin apologized to Aliyev for what the Kremlin known as a “tragic incident” over Russia during which the Azerbaijan Airlines airplane crashed after Russian air defenses had been fired towards Ukrainian drones.

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