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Azerbaijan’s preliminary investigation into the deadly air crash in Kazakhstan on Christmas Day suggests that a Russian anti-aircraft missile, likely fired by a Pantsir-S air defence system, downed the airliner.
The plane’s communications were reportedly disrupted by electronic warfare systems before being hit.
The Azerbaijan Airlines Flight 8432 crashed near Aktau, Kazakhstan, on Wednesday, en route to Grozny, Russia, killing 38 people and injuring 29.
The crash occurred after the plane, which had requested an emergency landing in Russia, was redirected to fly over the Caspian Sea towards Kazakhstan’s Aktau. It was not allowed to land in Russia.
Russian missile firing on the aircraft was not believed to be intentional, according to sources cited by multiple media outlets.
Russia’s Federal Air Transport Agency initially claimed the crash was caused by a bird strike, though aviation experts suggested Russian air defences were more likely the cause based on damage to the tail of the aircraft.
The flight passed over a region in Russia’s North Caucasus, which had been targeted by Ukrainian drones in recent days, with Russia’s Ministry of Defence reporting multiple drone shootdowns.
Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov warned against speculation about the cause of the crash, saying “It would be wrong to make any hypotheses before the investigation’s conclusions.”
Kazakhstan has also launched its own investigation and refrained from commenting on the cause.
On Thursday, Azerbaijan observed a national day of mourning for the victims of the crash. Residents across the former Soviet republic participated in a moment of silence, while national flags were lowered and traffic came to a standstill throughout the country.
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Azerbaijan Airlines Flight 8432 crashed in Kazakhstan, killing 38 and injuring 29. Investigation suggests a Russian missile hit the plane, likely not intentional. The plane's communication was disrupted before being hit. The flight was redirected to Kazakhstan after being denied emergency landing in Russia. Russian air defences were suspected based on damage. Ukraine drones and electronic warfare were also mentioned. Both Azerbaijan and Kazakhstan are investigating. Russia warned against speculation. Azerbaijan observed a day of mourning. The cause of the crash is still under investigation.

Azerbaijan Airlines Flight Downed By Russian Anti-Aircraft Missile, Investigation Reveals

Dozens of people have died following a passenger plane crash in Kazakhstan, where approximately 70 people were on board, according to local officials. 
Authorities in Azerbaijan, the flight’s origin, report that there are at least 30 survivors.
The Azerbaijan Airlines flight J2-8243 caught fire while attempting an emergency landing near the Kazakh city of Aktau.
The plane was en route to Grozny in Russia but it was diverted due to fog, the airline told <a href="https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cjwl1e6895qo">the BBC</a>.
Footage shows the aircraft descending rapidly with its landing gear deployed before bursting into flames upon landing.
The airline confirmed that the plane made an emergency landing about 3 kilometres (1.9 miles) from Aktau.
The flight took off from Baku, Azerbaijan, at 03:55 GMT on Wednesday and crashed around 06:28, according to data from flight-tracking website Flightradar24.
Reports from Russian media suggest that the aircraft may have collided with a flock of birds before crashing, though this has not yet been confirmed.
Conflicting reports have emerged regarding the number of passengers on board and those who survived.
Azerbaijan Airlines said there were 62 passengers and 5 crew members aboard the Embraer 190, while other reports indicate a total of 72. The number of survivors has been reported to range from 28 to 32.
Most of those on board were Azerbaijani nationals, but there were also passengers from Russia, Kazakhstan, and Kyrgyzstan.
Unverified video footage has surfaced showing survivors crawling from the wreckage, some with visible injuries.
Both Azerbaijan and Kazakhstan have initiated investigations into the incident, and Embraer, the aircraft manufacturer, has expressed its readiness to assist relevant authorities.
Embraer, a Brazilian company, is known for its strong safety record and is a smaller competitor to Boeing and Airbus.
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A plane crashed in Kazakhstan, killing many people. The flight started in Azerbaijan. Some passengers survived. The plane caught fire during an emergency landing. The accident may have been caused by birds. There were conflicting reports about the number of passengers and survivors. Most were from Azerbaijan. Videos showed people escaping the wreckage. The airline and authorities are investigating. The airplane was made by a company called Embraer.

Dozens Killed In Kazakhstan Plane Crash

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