Will Kazakhstan, Russia, and Azerbaijan reach a joint conclusion in the AZAL crash investigation by December 31, 2025?
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Joint statements or reports from Kazakhstan, Russia, and Azerbaijan
Russia Ready to Cooperate With Kazakhstan in AZAL Plane Crash Investigation Near Aktau
Dec 27, 2024, 11:18 AM
Russia has expressed its readiness to cooperate with Kazakhstan in the investigation of a recent plane crash involving an Azerbaijan Airlines (AZAL) plane near Aktau, Kazakhstan, according to the Russian civil aviation regulator. The head of Rosaviatsia, Dmitry Yadrov, stated that Russia will provide comprehensive support to both Kazakhstan and Azerbaijan in the investigation of the incident.
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Russian military fault • 25%
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No individuals identified • 25%
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