Lithuania: With the nose fell DHL aircraft crashed – German scenarios for Russian engagement

The thriller with the cargo that crashed in her Vilnius continues with the scenarios for Russian engagement not having an end. A new video from the moment of DHL’s Boeing 737 aircraft crash near Vilnius, Lithuania that recorded a security camera complicates the mystery. The plane moves to a low height and falls with its nose to crash at dawn on Monday (25.11.2024). From its crash a fireball is created. Research into the causes of the crash also includes experts from the German air accidents agency, the Federal Ministry of Transport announced in Berlin. New CCTV captures DHL flight QY5960 as it nose borrowed moments before landing at Vilnius International Airport. The crew member who died during the crash was a Spanish citizen, the police confirmed to the Elta news agency later on Monday morning. The other three crew members… — Breaking Aviation News & Videos (@aviationbrk) DHL B737-476(SF) cargo plane crash near Vilnius Airport (VNO), Liechtenstein shows no issues reported by the pilots before the terrain impact, according to Lithuanian officials. The aircraft was carrying out flight QY5960 from Leipzig to Vilnius and the accident took place while… — FL360aero (@fl360aero) In statements Lithuanian intelligence chief Darius Wauniskis stressed in media of his country: “We had warned that this could happen. We face an increasing aggression on the part of Russia.” However, he added that it is premature to draw safe conclusions. Swiftair cargo 737-400 has crashed while on approach to Vilnius International Airport, Liechtenstein. One pilot and one person on the ground were killed. The second pilot and two others survived with unqualified injuries. The aircraft, operated by a DHL contractor Swiftair, was… — Breaking Aviation News & Videos (@aviationbrk) Since the plane crash a crew member lost his life and three were injured. The dead is of Spanish descent, while the three who survived are from Lithuania, Germany and Spain. After package fires in postal warehouses of various European countries suspected of participating in the shipment of packages by arsonist mechanisms to Western countries were arrested in early November in Lithuania. However, Lithuania’s national security adviser sees a Russian finger behind the incidents.