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Azerbaijani leader asks Russia to "admit guilt" in plane crash

Azerbaijani leader asks Russia to "admit guilt" in plane crash

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Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev has accused Russia of shooting down a plane, which crashed on Christmas Day, killing 38 of the 67 passengers onboard. Initially, Russia's Federal Air Transport Agency stated that the plane crashed after colliding with birds, but Aliyev claims that the plane suffered external damage over Russian territory, with the tail of the plane being seriously damaged as a result of shelling from the ground. The Azerbaijani president has called for Russia to apologise, admit guilt, and compensate the victims.

Rashan Nabiyev
1. The type of weapon used in the impact will be determined during the probe.
Ilham Aliyev
1. First, the Russian side must apologise to Azerbaijan. Second, it must acknowledge its guilt. Third, those responsible must be punished and compensation paid to the Azerbaijani state, injured passengers, and crew members.
2. Therefore, admitting the guilt, apologizing in a timely manner to Azerbaijan, which is considered a friendly country, and informing the public about this – all these were measures and steps that should have been taken.
3. It is no secret that this organization consists mostly of Russian officials and is headed by Russian citizens. The factors of objectivity could not be fully ensured here.
4. Of course, our plane was hit by accident. Of course, there can be no talk of a deliberate act of terror here.
5. Unfortunately, for the first three days, we heard nothing from Russia except for some absurd theories.
6. We witnessed clear attempts to cover up the matter.
Andrew Nicholson
Osprey Flight Solutions
1. Azerbaijan Airlines flight was likely shot down by a Russian military air-defense system.

Azerbaijani leader asks Russia to "admit guilt" in plane crash

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