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Turkey grounded its 18 remaining C-130 planes after a crash killed 20 military personnel; investigators are examining flight and cockpit recorders for the cause.
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The cause of the accident seems very mysterious. An explosion is a possible but not particularly likely option. Russia is not suspected, at least for now, even though the incident occurred geographically close to Russia. A Turkish Lockheed C-130 Hercules military aircraft suddenly broke into pieces in mid-air on Tuesday, November 11, while flying back to its homeland from Azerbaijan. According to Euronews, the accident occurred in Georgia, which…
Türkiye holds funeral for 20 soldiers killed in Georgia plane crash
Türkiye held a solemn ceremony in Ankara on Nov. 14 for 20 military personnel killed when a C-130 cargo plane crashed in Georgia on Nov. 11. The aircraft was traveling from Ganja, Azerbaijan, to Türkiye when it went down near Sighnaghi, close to the Georgian border. The cause is under investigation.
A Turkish military aircraft of type C-130 crashed near the border with Georgia. The cause is unclear, a search operation is running.
While Emre Sayın, who was martyred in the plane crash in Georgia, was being sent off to his final journey amid tears in Balıkesir, a debate broke out between Turhan Çömez of the İYİ Party and Ali Taylan Öztaylan of the AKP over who would take sides during the funeral ceremony.
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