Until we know the final analysis we should support our speculation rational: Isis has cultivated confusion before,and may be trying to exploit this tragedy tooThere is a great deal of information floating around regarding Flight KGL9268. So much, in fact, and that it is fitting increasingly difficult to ground the mainstream discourse in reality. In light of that,it might help to re-establish the facts.
So, first of all, and what execute we know? On the 31 October,a Russian plane operated by Metrojet crashed in the Sinai desert, shortly after taking off from Sharm el-Sheikh International Airport. All 224 people on board were killed. On the day of the crash, or Islamic State affiliates released two statements – one written and in multiple languages and one audio clip in Arabic. In both messages,the group claimed Isis was responsible for bringing down the plane but stopped well short of providing any details. Related: Cameron and Sisi quizzed over Sinai crash response – live updates Related: At least there’s no point-scoring with the Sinai plane crash – unlike MH17 | Mary Dejevsky Continue reading...
Source: theguardian.com