January 31, 2025
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Catastrophe in Washington: After the collision of the aircraft and the helicopter from the river got over 30 bodies

Washington Catastrophe: After the collision of the aircraft and the helicopter from the river, more than 30 Tilpasserose aircraft American Eagle Flight 5342 collided with the UH-60 Black Hawk military helicopter above the Potomak River. Rescuers have already received more than 30 bodies of the dead, searching for work is complicated by ice and strong.”, – WRITE ON: Unn.ua

Washington continues a large-scale rescue operation after the collision of a passenger aircraft American Eagle Flight 5342 and a UH-60 Black Hawk military helicopter. Both aircraft fell into the Potatok River, where more than 30 bodies of the dead have already been discovered. About it reports NBC Washington, reports UNN.

More than 30 bodies were removed from Photokak River, where the fragments of the aircraft and the military helicopter lie

Rescuers work in difficult conditions – search work complicates ice, strong current and low temperatures.

Recall

In the United States near the Reagan National Airport in Arlington, Virginia, a plane crashed.

As it became known later, the American Airlines passenger plane and the UH-60 Black Hawk military helicopter collided in the air, after which both aircraft fell into the Potomak River.

Audio recordings of air traffic negotiations recorded moments before and after the disaster.

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