Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliev said on Sunday, December 29, that the Azerbaijan Airlines plane which crashed in Kazakhstan on Wednesday had been “shot” from Russian territory. Since Wednesday, the day of the crash of this plane which failed to land in Grozny, the capital of Chechnya, located in the south of Russia, suspicions have been growing around a Russian anti-aircraft defense shot. Moscow acknowledged that shooting had taken place in the area, without admitting that the plane had been hit. Based on survivors’ testimonies, aerial data and images of the crash, Le Monde explains what we know about Russian involvement in the crash of the Azerbaijan Airlines plane in Kazakhstan. Read later Juliette Prigent The contributions area is reserved for subscribers. Subscribe to access this discussion space and contribute to the discussion. Subscribe Contribute Reuse this content
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