Azerbaijan Airlines, whose passenger jet tragically crashed in Kazakhstan on December 25, stated that initial investigations suggest the accident occurred due to 'physical and technical external ...

Azerbaijan Airlines attributed the Kazakhstan plane crash to external interference. Meanwhile, reports alleged Russian anti-aircraft involvement behind the crash. At least 38 died. Russia blamed ...

Azerbaijani journalists have released a recording containing an order to open fire on an AZAL flight, which resulted in the ...

Azerbaijan Airlines said "external physical and technical interference" led to the plane crash in Kazakhstan in which 38 people died out of 67 on board.

Azerbaijan Airlines blames deadly plane crash on 'external interference' as Russia speculation grows Reports suggest Russian anti-aircraft missile may have been responsible for the crash in Kazakhstan ...

Amid the mystery surrounding the Kazakhstan plane crash, Azerbaijan Airlines has stated that "External, physical and technical interference" caused the crash on Wednesday. An Azerbaijan Airlines ...

Azerbaijan Airlines' crash in Kazakhstan involved “external interference”, possibly from a Russian air defence system. The jet attempted to land in Grozny amid Ukrainian drone attacks, then ...

"External physical and technical interference" was experienced by the Azerbaijan Airlines plane that crashed in Kazakhstan on Wednesday, the airline said, citing preliminary results of an ...

Azerbaijan Airlines said that "physical and technical external interference" caused one of its passenger planes to crash in Kazakhstan on Wednesday, according to a preliminary investigation.

Kazakhstan Plane Crash: 'External Interference Caused Mishap That Killed 38,' Says Azerbaijan Airlines The crash claimed 38 lives, including two pilots, out of the 67 passengers onboard.

Emergency specialists work at the crash site of an Azerbaijan Airlines' Embraer passenger plane near the city of Aktau, Kazakhstan, in this picture released December 26, 2024.

Azerbaijan Airlines' crash in Kazakhstan involved “external interference”,possibly from a Russian air defence system.; The jet attempted to land in Grozny amid Ukrainian drone attacks, then ...