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| The British investigator-which examined the causes of the crash of Russia in Sinai- believe that a bomb placed inside the plane before takeoff. |
Cyber Daily News - The investigator or investigators Russian passenger plane crash in the
Sinai, Egypt, a 90 percent chance that the voice is heard at the last
second in the black box is an explosion caused by a bomb.A member of the accident investigation team suggests that the news agency Reuters, Sunday (08/11/2015).
Airbus A321 operated by Russian airline, Metrojet, crashed 23 minutes after takeoff from the tourist resort of Sharm al-Sheikh in Egypt eight days ago on a flight to St Petersburg. The accident killed all 224 passengers and crew.
The militant group Islamic State or ISIS that is at war with the Egyptian security forces in Sinai said they were dropping the plane. However, the group did not explain in how they do it.
"Indications and analysis so far above the noise in the black box showed that it was a bomb," said the Egyptian investigative team member, who asked not to be named because of the sensitivity of the issue. "We are 90 percent sure that it was a bomb."
His comments reflect a higher level of certainty about the causes of accidents rather than who has stated publicly by the committee of inquiry.
The leader of the accident investigation, namely Ayman al-Muqaddam, announced on Saturday that it appears to have been ill-fated plane broke up in the air while being flown to the auto-pilot system. He also added that at the last second audible sound recordings in the cockpit. However, he said it was too early to draw conclusions about why the plane went down.
Confirmation that the militants had dropped the plane could have a negative impact on the tourism industry that benefit Egypt, which has suffered due to political turmoil for years and last week hit while Russia, Turkey and some European countries to stop flights to Sharm al-Sheikh and other destinations in Egypt.It also marks a new strategy ISIS group that has controlled much of Syria and Iraq.
When asked to explain the rest of doubts that 10 percent, the investigators were reluctant to explain. However, Muqaddam cited a number of other possibilities when giving testimony on Saturday, among other things due to fuel explosions, plane metal fragility, or lithium batteries overheating.He said the wreckage is spread over an area of 13 kilometers in accordance with (possibly) an explosion on board the plane.
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