The United States restrictions prevent us from even transferring money to buy vaccines so its basically medical terrorism that the u. S. Was engaged. Hello there good morning from moscow this saturday when i was kevin 0 in here at the World News Center with the latest for the next 30 minutes and for checking in 1st Ukrainian Military plane has crashed close to a motorway in the countrys eastern how to cover region 27 people room board only 2 have survived theyre said to be in a Critical Condition suffering severe burns the crash took place on a training flight a few kilometers from a military airport the plane was carrying 7 officers apparently at the time and 20 Flight School cadets Officials Say the pilot reported a failure in the left engine before the crash of the twin engine turboprop an investigation has been launched. An authority has declared saturday a day of mourning for the victims the countrys president let him as a lenski is to visit the crash site later saturday. Russias
Interview to. The United States restrictions prevents us from even transferring money to buy a box so. Basically medical coverage of the u. S. Is thinking. This 26 of september my name is kevin 0 in here at the International World news center for the next 30 minutes with the latest update this sad news to start as you just heard the news in from ukraine the Ukrainian Military plane is crushed by a motorway in the eastern. The death toll is now 26 after one person died earlier today in hospital only one has survived the crash hes in a critical condition. Told me more. The plane was carrying 7 officers along with 20 Flight School cadets originally there was supposed to be 28 people on board but one cadet was not allowed on the plane now it was reported by officials that the pilot reported a failure and one of the and gins before the crash and investigation has been launched soon after the plane was and golf and fire and Emergency Services rushed to the scene along with officials and also
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