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Ako je ovo korisceno, znaci da je neko od radnika uneo "sveps" u bording zonu, terorista je uzeo bombu i sa njom mirno usao u avion jer nema pregleda tecnosti nakon poslednje kontrole ali zato ima gde da se kupi pice, seo do prozora i bum.

 

Da li je ovo OK logika?

To bi znacilo da je po sredi samoubica, sad pisem po secanju ali se ne secam da je spisak putnika izazvao preteranu sumnju.

 

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Ako je ovo korisceno, znaci da je neko od radnika uneo "sveps" u bording zonu, terorista je uzeo bombu i sa njom mirno usao u avion jer nema pregleda tecnosti nakon poslednje kontrole ali zato ima gde da se kupi pice, seo do prozora i bum.

 

Da li je ovo OK logika?

Detalj sa prozorom implicira samoubicu na letu a takvog bi trebalo da je moguće identifikovati na osnovu profajlinga putnika.

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Još ne znaju šta je eksplodiralo, samo znaju da je bilo na apronu. Jedna čistačica je poginula a dvoje njenih kolega povređeno. Ovi povređeni su u trenutku eksplozije čistili Pegasusov avion.

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A video showing the fiery explosion of a Russian Tu-95 strategic bomber has been posted on YouTube by a local news service.
The dramatic minute-long clip appears to show the Tu-95 — a type of Soviet-built nuclear bomber that has been flying since the 1950s — attempting to take off at the Ukrainka airbase in the Amur region of Russia's Far East on June 8 last year.

 

Before taking flight, the aircraft's left wing erupts in a ball of flame, sending the bomber spiraling off the runway. Two of the bomber's five-man crew were reportedly killed during the incident, which prompted the Defense Ministry to temporarily ground its entire fleet of around 60 Tu-95 aircraft.

The incident was described by the Defense Ministry at the time in less dramatic terms: “The Tu-95 ran over the runway during acceleration. There was no ammunition on board. According to preliminary information, engine fire was the cause behind the accident,” it said in a statement cited by the TASS news agency.

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qtqYAv5xyTg

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Možda se i ovo primiče formalnom razrešenju:
 

Exclusive: EgyptAir mechanic suspected in Russian plane crash
LONDON


An EgyptAir mechanic whose cousin joined Islamic State in Syria is suspected of planting a bomb on a Russian passenger plane that was blown out of Egypt's skies in late October, according to sources familiar with the matter.

So far Egypt has publicly said it has found no evidence that the MetroJet flight, which crashed in the Sinai Peninsula after takeoff from Sharm el-Sheikh airport, killing all 224 people on board, was brought down by terrorism.
A senior security official at the airline denied that any of its employees had been arrested or were under suspicion, and an Interior Ministry official also said there had been no arrests.

But the sources, who declined to be identified because of the sensitivity of the ongoing investigation, said the mechanic had been detained, along with two airport policemen and a baggage handler suspected of helping him put the bomb on board.

"After learning that one of its members had a relative that worked at the airport, Islamic State delivered a bomb in a handbag to that person," said one of the sources, adding the suspect's cousin joined Islamic State in Syria a year and a half ago. "He was told to not ask any questions and get the bomb on the plane."

Another source said of the other suspects: "Two policemen are suspected of playing a role by turning a blind eye to the operation at a security checkpoint. But there is a possibility that they were just not doing their jobs properly."

None of the four have been prosecuted so far, the sources told Reuters.

The crash has called into question Egypt's drive to eradicate Islamist militancy and hurt its tourism industry, a cornerstone of the economy. Islamic State's Egypt affiliate is waging an insurgency in parts of the Sinai, although mostly far from the tourist resorts along its Red Sea coast.

Russia and Western countries have long said that they believe the flight was brought down by a bomb smuggled on board. Egypt however has so far publicly said it has not found any evidence of foul play.

Any formal charges or official Egyptian confirmation that a bomb brought down the Airbus A321 could potentially expose Egypt to compensation payments to the families of the victims.
The EgyptAir senior security official said state security police had investigated all workers at Sharm el-Sheikh airport without finding any evidence implicating any of them.
 
The official said state security traced the family connections of all the employees and they were cleared.

"Any employee who shows sympathy to militants is prevented from going to work in any airport," he told Reuters.

 

An Interior Ministry source also said no one had been arrested in connection with the crash.
"We are awaiting results of the investigation."

Islamic State's online magazine carried a photo of a Schweppes soft drink can it said was used to make an improvised bomb that brought down the Russian airliner.
The photo showed a can of Schweppes Gold soft drink and what appeared to be a detonator and switch on a blue background, three simple components that if genuine are likely to cause concern for airline safety officials worldwide.

 

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Videh ovo ranije danas na tviteru, ali evo ga sad i na BBC-ju.

 

 

A passenger plane has made an emergency landing in Somalia's capital with a gaping hole in its fuselage.
The hole in the plane's side appeared shortly after take-off from Mogadishu at 10,000ft (3,048m), a colleague of one of the passengers told the BBC.
It is not clear what caused the damage. Officials say two passengers were hurt.
The Daallo Airlines flight, bound for Djibouti, was carrying about 60 people on board, a police officer at the scene told the Bloomberg news agency.
Some reports say a fire broke out shortly after take-off.
Darren Howe, who had a colleague on the plane, took a photo of the damaged aircraft after it had landed.
"It was not an explosion but a fuselage failure at 10,000ft," he told the BBC.
Daallo Airlines flies regularly from its base in Dubai to Somalia and Djibouti.

 

 

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