Fugitive Syrian President Bashar al-Assad’s plane reportedly disappeared from radar en route to Russia, prompting conflicting reports that he was killed in the crash.
As per unfamiliar media reports, Bashar al-Assad had left for an obscure area in a plane before the renegades entered the Syrian capital, Damascus.
In a meeting with Bedouin television, Top state leader Mohammad Ghazi al-Jalali said that he last reached Bashar al-Assad on Saturday night and when I educated him regarding what is going on, he said that we would examine the matter the following morning.
The American paper New York Times announced, refering to unsubstantiated reports, that Bashar al-Assad escaped Damascus in the early long stretches of December 8 by means of IL-76 (YK-ATA), however nothing was had some significant awareness of his area.
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As indicated by Flight Radar 24, Bashar Assad withdrew from Damascus on Syrian Air Flight 9218. The plane initially flew towards the line region among Syria and Iraq, then abruptly turned towards the Mediterranean Ocean.
As indicated by unfamiliar media, no data has been gotten about the objective of Bashar Assad’s 4-motor plane, be that as it may, as per the information on the radar, Bashar Assad’s plane went upper east from the revolutionary held city of Homs, then unexpectedly turned towards the Syrian shoreline.
As indicated by the two-minute radar information accessible from Bashar al-Assad’s plane, Bashar al-Assad’s plane was seen diving ceaselessly from an elevation of 8,725 feet. The speed of the plane was recorded from 819 kilometers each hour to 159 kilometers each hour and afterward this speed arrived at 64 kilometers each hour.
As indicated by a few unverified reports, Bashar al-Assad’s plane has crashed, yet this has not been affirmed at this point.
