Kazakhstan to announce preliminary results on crashed Azerbaijani passenger plane next week
The Minister of Internal Affairs of Kazakhstan, Erlan Bozumbayev, has provided an update on the investigation into the recent plane crash involving an AZAL aircraft. Bozumbayev announced that the two black boxes from the plane have been successfully deciphered, with copies of the data being shared with authorities in both Azerbaijan and Russia.
An international commission has been established to further investigate the accident, and they are currently analyzing the data obtained from the black boxes. Bozumbayev stated that the preliminary results of the investigation will be released next week, shedding more light on the circumstances surrounding the crash.
Furthermore, Bozumbayev mentioned that the security forces are conducting a separate judicial investigation into the incident. While he could not provide a specific timeline for when the results of this investigation will be announced, he assured that they are working diligently to uncover the truth behind the tragic event.
As details continue to emerge, authorities in Kazakhstan are committed to providing transparency and accountability in the aftermath of the AZAL plane crash. The findings from the investigations will be crucial in understanding what led to the tragic accident and ensuring that measures are put in place to prevent similar incidents in the future.
