Russian Metrojet plane used for
Flight 9268
British and American intelligence communities have
respectively attributed the downing of Russia's Metrojet Flight
9268 On October 31, 2015 to the terrorist group ISIS. The flight
was departing from the Egyptian resort of Sharm el-Sheikh,
returning Russian tourists to Saint Petersburg, Russia. Flight
9268 had 224 innocent civilians aboard, including a 10-month old
baby girl, none of whom deserved to be killed.
Both the British and American governments have stated they
picked up intelligence indicating the plane was brought down by
an incendiary device and report they heard Jihadists cheering on
mobile phone calls regarding their terrorist plot targeting the
aircraft. Select airlines in Britain had also stopped flying
over the region (Sinai), after a missile came within 1,000 feet
of a Thomson Airways airplane in August 2015.
The Judiciary Report sends its condolences to the families
and friends of the victims on board Metrojet Flight 9268. May God
rest their souls and comfort you in your time of bereavement.
STORY SOURCE
Rocket which came 'within
1,000ft' of Thomson flight fired during Egyptian military
training exercise, Government says
The rocket which reportedly came "within 1,000ft" of a
British aircraft as it approached Sharm el-Sheikh in August was
fired by the Egyptian military during a routine training
exercise, the Government has said. The Thomson flight took
evasive action after the pilot spotted the missile, The Daily
Mail reported. Their source said: "The first officer was in
charge at the time but the pilot was in the cockpit and saw the
rocket coming towards the plane. "He ordered that the flight
turn to the left to avoid the rocket, which was about 1,000ft
away." They reportedly went on to say that the staff were
offered the chance to stay in Egypt, but chose to head back to
the UK on a flight which took off with no internal or external
lights...
