(Saturday) Islamic State (ISIS) in Sinai released this footage of the crashing plane. The Russian plane crash in Egypt killed all 224 people aboard.
The horror. Earlier I reported that the Islamic State took credit — while the media is citing “mechanical difficulties.” The enemedia is always covering for jihad and Obama.
Obama’s junior varsity team.
Putin is no Obama. It’s about to get real.
Putin is no Obama. It’s about to get real.
CAIRO: A militant group affiliated to ISIS in Egypt claimed responsibility for the downing of a Russian passenger plane that crashed in Egypt’s Sinai peninsula on Saturday, the group said in a statement circulated by supporters on Twitter.
Muslims on twitter:
http://www.dcclothesline.com/2015/11/01/watch-islamic-state-released-this-video-of-shooting-russian-passenger-plane-out-of-the-sky/TRAGIC pictures have emerged of the Russian plane crash which ISIS militants claim they caused in revenge for air strikes in Syria, killing all 224 people on board.A Russian jet crashed in Egypt could have been downed by ISIS Heartbreaking photographs show the mangled wreckage of the doomed airliner and the personal possessions of its passengers strewn across the desert floor.Egyptian Prime Minister Sherif Ismail visited the scene this afternoon, at one point being shown the plane’s black box recorder by rescue teams.Earlier today Terror Monitor, an online terrorist monitoring organisation, said it had received a statement from Islamic State militants claiming responsibility for the attack.The group, which watches terrorist groups around the world, tweeted an image of the Arabic statement and wrote: “#IslamicState (#ISIS) terror group claims downing of Russian aircraft in #Sinai.”The unverified statement, written in Arabic, says the flight crash was NOT a technical fault, as reported by security sources.It goes on to say that the attack was “in response to Russian airstrikes that killed hundreds of Muslims on Syrian land”. … Today two international airlines announced they will now reroute their flights to avoid flying over the Sinai area in light of the claims.Germancompany Lufthansa and Air France both said they will actively blacklist the area until a clear explanation is provided of what caused the crash.A spokesman for the Lufthansa said: “We took the decision to avoid the area because the situation and the reasons for the crash were not clear.”The carrier is the owner of budget airline Germanwings, which was at the centre of one of the worst tragedies in aviation history when crazed pilot Andreas Lubitz deliberately crashed flight 4U9525 into the Alps in March this year. Last month Moscow launched a bombing campaign against the twisted terror group, which controls vast swathes of Syria and has forced thousands of people to flee the country.Vladimir Putin’s bid to wipe out ISIS has been so successful that almost a million Syrians are elected to return to their homeland.The translated statement read: “The fighters of the Islamic State were able to down a Russian plane over Sinai province that was carrying over 220 Russian crusaders.”They were all killed, thanks be to God.”News agency AFP has also reported ISIS has claimed responsiblity for the downing of the Russian plane.The agency reported the statement also read: “The soldiers of the caliphate succeeded in bringing down a Russian plane in Sinai.”Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova said on her Facebook page that Russian Embassy personnel in Egypt are working to clarify the situation. The Russian plane was flying from the popular Egyptian holiday resort of Sharm El-Sheikh to the Russian city of St Petersburg.All 224 people onboard the aircraft are believed to be dead.More than 150 bodies, including five children, have already been pulled from the wreckage.There were 217 passengers, including 17 children on the flight.There were also 138 women and 62 men. Three were Ukrainian with the rest Russian.The jet, operated by Russian airline Kogalymavia, also known as MetroJet, was an Airbus A-321 and is said to have fallen vertically, which led it it bursting into flames. Russia’s transport minister said claims terrorists caused the Russian plane to crash “can’t be considered accurate”, though security officials are working on clarification.Russia has declared tomorrow a day of mourning.Vladimir Putin has launched a severe air strike campaign against Islamic State in Syria over the last couple of weeks.Russian security forces claim to have destroyed 1,600 ISIS targets. Egypt’s North Sinai is home to a two-year-old Islamist insurgency and militants who support Islamic State have killed hundreds of Egyptian soldiers and police in recent months.Egyptian Civil Aviation Minister Mohamed Hossam Kemal said it was “too soon to determine the cause”.It is believed most of the passengers travelling on the plane were Russian tourists. There are no reports of British nationals on board.The first pictures of the Russian plane victims have started to emerge, including young children.Russia’s prime minister Dmitry Medvedev said he was “deeply shocked”.He tweeted: “I am deeply shocked by the plane crash in the Sinai Peninsula. The tragedy will be thoroughly investigated, the families will receive aid.” David Cameron tweeted his condolences to the victims of the Russia plane crash.He wrote: “My thoughts and prayers are with the family and friends of the victims of the Russian plane crash in Egypt and the Bucharestnightclub fire.”Russian President Vladimir Putin has instructed officials to go to the crash site to investigate. A statement from the prime minister’s office said PM Sherif Ismail had formed a cabinet level crisis committee to deal with the crash.Russia’s prime minister Dmitry Medvedev said he was “deeply shocked”. He tweeted: “I am deeply shocked by the plane crash in the Sinai Peninsula. The tragedy will be thoroughly investigated, the families will receive aid.”Russia’s top Investigative Committee has launched a case against airline Kogalymavia under an article regulating “violation of rules of flights and preparations for them”. Initial reports suggested contact had been made with the passenger plane after it went missing but later Egyptian authorities confirmed the tragic news.Russian news sources said the captain reported technical faults soon after leaving Sharm el-Sheikh and asked for a route change. Latest reports suggest the fight 7K9268 went off radar 23 minutes after taking off from Sharm el-Sheikh at 5.51am.Mike Vivian, former head of flight operations at the CAA warned it’s a “popular route with Britons”.He said: “A321 is a very good aircraft and it has a good safety record.”I would be surprised if the aircraft was a factor. It is a small airline and it is difficult to know who the operator was as there are multiple. It looks as if the airline flies only domestic routes in Russia but does go down to Turkey and Egypt.”The plane operator Kogalymavia is also known as MetroJet. Courtesy of Pamela Geller.Don't forget to follow the D.C. Clothesline on Facebook and Twitter. 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