Russian Investigative Committee opens criminal case into AZAL plane crash

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The Russian Investigative Committee has launched a criminal case under Article 263 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation, which addresses violations related to air transport safety, following the crash of an AZAL plane near Aktau, Kazakhstan, according to the Kremlin’s statement, Report informs via Russian media.

Preliminary investigative actions are underway, with civilian and military experts being questioned.

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