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BREAKING: 44 Iranian Scientists and Engineers were on board Kyrgyz 737 …
By: Bulov on: 26.08.2008 [02:19 ] (14390 reads)
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MOSCOW, August 25 - Russian President Dmitry Medvedev on Monday sent a message of condolences to Kyrgyz President Kurmanbek Bakiyev in connection with the crash of a Boeing-737 plane at Bishkek’s international airport Manas, the Kremlin press service reported.
The Boeing, belonging to Kyrgyz Itek Air carrier, was on a fight from Bishkek to Tehran. It took off from Manas at 18:30, Moscow time, on Sunday and several minutes later requested an emergency landing. However, it failed to reach the airport and went down five kilometres away from the landing strip, near the settlement of Dzhany-Dzher.
According to official reports, there were 90 passengers and crew on board the plane. Sixty-five bodies have been found at the site of the crash. The Kyrgyz government has set up a commission to look into the plane crash.
The jet was on its way to Tehran, the Iranian capital. Among those on board were 44 Iranian Scientists and Engineers.
Do you have a URL, Bulov?
by atheo on 26.08.2008 [02:35 ]
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A priliminary internet search yields no result for either the title or the content.
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by eureka on 26.08.2008 [04:45 ]
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was the one in Madrid; haven't heard anything about any other since that one.
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by poiuytr2 on 26.08.2008 [06:47 ]
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www.russiatoday.com/news/news/29474
www.russiatoday.com/news/news/29424
www.airdisaster.com/news/article.php?id=33
www.kommersant.com/p1016314/Air_crash_Boeing_/
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by poiuytr2 on 26.08.2008 [06:54 ]
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afp.google.com/article/ALeqM5iAZy8IKqN-9n172E2aS1bjAucRZQ
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by stоpwar on 26.08.2008 [07:48 ]
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Have to disagree with you on that one. Even the BBC reported it. Admittedly, not for long, but it was reported. And Bulov's sources are usually reliable. But I agree that it would be nice to have a URL from the poster of the article to confirm that so many scientists and engineers were among the passengers - and why e.g. returning from a conference.
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by Warehouse_Eyes on 26.08.2008 [10:41 ]
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Who profits from this?
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by poiuytr2 on 26.08.2008 [12:11 ]
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Yes, the west beast is growing desperate every minute as the realisation that it's fucked sets in in its stupid animal brain and so it's likely they'll turn to crap like this but let's make one thing perfectly clear: this changes nothing.
It would take far more to derail Iran's quest than this. It's probably possible in the west to create a traffic accident and wipe out the entire intelligence of a west nation, but unlikely anywhere else on the planet, where humans are born with brains in their heads.
Nuke programme, peaceful or otherwise, is by now understood by more than 44 people.
And the reality is there's nothing the west can do to avoid its econ demise and being encircled with nukes, satellites, and subs. In fact, all that west has done has accelerated this ominous reality for the west monkey species or whatever flawed DNA you saxonic christianic loons are and of course that goes for your whore mothers.
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by patriaaustria on 26.08.2008 [12:28 ]
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written all over this Incident, Israhells black OPS to destroy Iran!
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by Bulov on 27.08.2008 [02:44 ]
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trust me,
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by Bulov on 27.08.2008 [03:00 ]
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Blast from the past: Plane Crash in Iran Kills 46 Mostly Ukrainians and Russians aeronautical experts!
By NAZILA FATHI
Published: December 24, 2002
A Ukrainian plane carrying aeronautical experts crashed in central Iran today, killing all 46 people on board.
The plane was carrying four crew members and 42 senior Russian and Ukrainian officials who were traveling to Isfahan, Iran, for a test flight of a plane that is being built jointly by the two countries, with assembly in Iran.
The plane crashed at 4 p.m. in the village of Baqerabad, near Ardestan, about 30 miles northeast of Isfahan, the Islamic Republic News Agency said.
A television news report said the aircraft lost contact with the Isfahan airport minutes before it went down.
Reza Jafarzadeh, a spokesman at the state-owned Iran Aircraft Manufacturing Industries in Isfahan, told The Associated Press that all on board the plane were killed.
Mykola Melnikov, speaking for the Ukrainian Emergency Situations Ministry, said the plane was probably a Ukrainian-built Antonov-140, The A.P. reported. He said the plane had taken off from Kharkiv, Ukraine. It had refueled in Trabzon, Turkey.
Iran is trying to refurbish its aging aircraft despite a United States embargo that has hindered American and European plane manufacturers from dealing with Iran.
Ukraine sold the production license for the Antonov-140 aircraft to Iran in 2000, and the model is now sometimes called the Iran-140. The planes cost $9 million each, one of the least expensive models in its class.
The first aircraft was built in February 2001. Some 80 percent of the parts for the 52-seat plane are imported from Russia. The turboprop has a range of 1,300 miles at a cruising speed of up to 360 miles an hour.
h ttp://query.nytimes.com/gst/fullpage.html?res=9C07EEDC153CF937A15751C1A9649C8B63
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by Bulov on 27.08.2008 [06:18 ]
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all civilian planes made in the USA after 1980 ( for domestic use and export) have built in high tech “ aircraft-self-destruct ” devices that could be activate remotely from satellite by US special services ...
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by poiuytr2 on 28.08.2008 [05:59 ]
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I don't know about 1980 but yeah, US planes have bombs on them. In fact there's lawsuits by US pilots suing US transportation board for flying with a bomb at the full mercy of some office bugger stashed in some underground base.
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