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New photos show that Russian jet was bombed

New photographs were released showing the Russian tourist jet which was crashed over Egypt’s Sinai peninsula last weekend and appear to prove that it was brought down by a bomb.

The Airbus A321 crashed shortly after taking off from the resort of Sharm el-Sheikh heading to St Petersburg, Russia and killed all 224 people on board.

Uncertainty over Possible Causes of Sinai Airplane Crash Rises

Uncertainty over the possible causes of the Russian airplane crash in Egypt's Sinai peninsula has risen as US and UK intelligence suggested that the airplane might have been bombed.

Their suggestions are supported by the claims of militants affiliated to Islamic State (IS), who had accepted responsibility for taking down the airplane.

There is no evidence that plane broke up in mid-air, Egypt’s official says

Egypt’s civil aviation ministry said there were no facts proving that the Russian plane that crashed in Egypt’s Sinai Peninsula on Saturday broke up in mid-air.

The spokesman for the ministry, Mohamed Rahmi, has told Reuters that no distress call had been received before the crash.

Vucic offers condolences over Russian passenger jet crash

Vucic offers condolences over Russian passenger jet crash

Serbian Prime Minister Aleksandar Vucic on Saturday offered his condolences to Russian counterpart Dmitry Medvedev.

Vucic in this way reacted to the news that a Russian passenger jet had crashed in Egypt, killing all 224 people on board.

 

Russian Airline Blames Crash in Egypt on Midair Mechanical Impact

Russian airline Kogalymavia, which operated the Airbus A321 that crashed in Egypt's Sinai peninsula on Saturday, has blamed the crash on a midair mechanical impact.

According to a senior manager of the company, the crash resulted from a major damage caused to the airplane's frame in flight.

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