Speaking for SkyNews, a British aviation specialist Frank Taylor says the 2010 “Polish Air Force One” crash in Smolensk was caused by explosions. What about evidence? Reklama. The plane crash ...
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Ukrainian drones hit Smolensk: Major fire at aviation plantOn Tuesday, January 21, Ukrainians launched a drone attack on Smolensk, a city roughly 190 ... disrupted the production of Raduga Kh-59 air-to-surface guided missiles, which Russians frequently ...
The Polish air force Tu-154M presidential airliner crashed on the morning of April 10, 2010, near the Russian city of Smolensk in dense fog. The crash resulted in the deaths of all 96 people on ...
"The essence of the statement is that Russia was allegedly involved in the crash of Poland’s presidential airplane near the Russian city of Smolensk in 2010," Zakharova said. "These ...
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Ukrainian drones strike deep, disrupt Russian arms and oilThe targets of these raids, conducted by Ukraine, include facilities related to arms production, such as the Smolensk Air Plant, as well as infrastructure related to oil processing. Russian ...
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