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WrriterNg:
⚡Yonhap, citing local fire department officials, reports that during the crash at Muan Airport, many passengers were ejected from the fuselage due to the violent impact. Tragically, most of them are now confirmed dead.

The Jeju Air Boeing 737-800NG, carrying 180 passengers and six crew members, suffered a catastrophic belly landing at 200 km/h after a bird strike damaged its landing gear. Only two survivors, seated in the tail section, have been found alive. Rescue operations remain ongoing.

Gbadebo19:
Wake me up when they take up 20.1% of Ukraine.
Despite every nook and cranny you mentioned, it's still 20% for 3 years. And that's even thanks to the separatists, Wagner and more.... So much achievement for the best army in the world.

Dvdpity:
Her tenure ends @12am, after 12 am she will treated as a criminal.

WrriterNg:
⚡Former Georgian President Salome Zurabichvili said she would spend the night in the presidential palace before the inauguration of the newly elected Mikheil Kavelashvili

WrriterNg:
⚡Yonhap, citing local fire department officials, reports that during the crash at Muan Airport, many passengers were ejected from the fuselage due to the violent impact. Tragically, most of them are now confirmed dead.

The Jeju Air Boeing 737-800NG, carrying 180 passengers and six crew members, suffered a catastrophic belly landing at 200 km/h after a bird strike damaged its landing gear. Only two survivors, seated in the tail section, have been found alive. Rescue operations remain ongoing.

23jerryking:
But why are airplanes this fragile for Bleep sake? Bird strikes here and there costing precious lives, it's annoying. Are there no further modifications that could be made to ensure safety?

freakyamanda:
How many percentage of Lebanon did Israel take?

LordAdam16:
Certainly interesting that the folks who were so insistent on raking Russia over the coals about an air accident with two dozen survivors after almost three years of war are somehow mute about the US Boeing kill count nearing a thousand since the start of the 737 accidents.

Whistleblowers are assassinated. No comment.
Some genius placed concrete at the end of a runway in Korea. No comment.

But evil Russians accidentally shot at a plane that circled twice over the runway in Grozny, RU, twice in Aktau, KZ, and crossed the Caspian Sea. Proceed to write a book.

-Lord

Watcharena:
gbadebo or is the name come and defend your father land or your dream land

Gbadebo19:
The obsession with USA problems will soon make you tear cloth and enter street.
Please how is a technical malfunction in a series of Boeing products synonymous with the shooting down of a passenger airline and still not admitting fault?
There are even infos that have stated that the malfunction of the boeing planes were due to some products supplied by China. Mtcheeew!!!

jjj37:
https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/c7ve11lr247o.amp

I'm wondering what kind of reportage is this by this media org.
I think anyone killed in the battle field should be classified as dying in action whether through execution or direct fire exchange(captured or not captured). Which one is bbc singing "executing prisoners of war" again? In battle field? The questions is.. were these soldiers executed after taken into prisons/custody? Is there any documented evidence obtained by bbc to ascertain this guys were in prisons pre their executions? Or is the battle field now the new symbol of prison facility for bbc? Could this be a well crafted propaganda campaign or misunderstanding of journalism by bbc? I don't understand.. you people should pls come and explain prisoner of war give me pls.

#To me for a soldier to be qualified to be called a prisoner of war, he must first of all be taken into prison/custody and adequately processed into account by the authorities before earning that tittle/tag

Gbadebo19:
The obsession with USA problems will soon make you tear cloth and enter street.
Please how is a technical malfunction in a series of Boeing products synonymous with the shooting down of a passenger airline and still not admitting fault?
There are even infos that have stated that the malfunction of the boeing planes were due to some products supplied by China. Mtcheeew!!!

LordAdam16:
😀😂🤣

Sorry, did that trigger you?

You used a tragedy to push your nihilistic agenda but are fuming about being called out.
Use the same energy you exerted to malign Russia on Boeing.

Evil Boeing could not do QA and QC to vet the parts they incorporated in their jets.
Despite making billions every year.
Look at the senseless excuse you're making.

Did China also ask Boeing not to inform pilots about the MCAS system or disclose its importance?

Your "technical malfunction" has killed hundreds of people. Do their lives not matter to you?
Keep digging that hole deeper. You'll soon strike oil.

-Lord

Gbadebo19:
Ahhhhhh!!!!! Obedience, come and see the person with a lame brain we have been arguing with. My God!!! And money was spent on educating this one?
Jesus!!!!!! Ahhhhhh!!!! Nigeria is in trouble!!!!!
See the definition of "prisoner of war" from an acclaimed educated person!!!!!!

Sit down, take out your notebook and write...

A prisoner of war is a person partaking in the war who surrendered and was arrested. Normally, if a person surrenders, the laws of war is that such a person should not be killed but rather taken in as a prisoner. That is where the term "prisoner of war" comes from
See the person that I have been arguing with on global politics and war matter.
Remember I once said here that since the first day you opened your mouth to address me on this thread, I knew you were an empty brain. Same goes for at least 65% of people here.
You think these terms are mere sentences that you conjure and interpret like your secondary school comprehension passage?

Gbadebo19:
Did they have an intention of taking Lebanon?
Did they state that they were at war with Lebanon?

LordAdam16:
Certainly interesting that the folks who were so insistent on raking Russia over the coals about an air accident with two dozen survivors after almost three years of war are somehow mute about the US Boeing kill count nearing a thousand since the start of the 737 accidents.

Whistleblowers are assassinated. No comment.
Some genius placed concrete at the end of a runway in Korea. No comment.

But evil Russians accidentally shot at a plane that circled twice over the runway in Grozny, RU, twice in Aktau, KZ, and crossed the Caspian Sea. Proceed to write a book.

PS: About the fragility of planes. Nothing can be done for now. Planes in their current form are metal tubes on wheels.
Lose enough of the mechanisms that make it safe mode of transportation and it's the pearly gates for unfortunate passengers.
Lots of mitigating steps have been taken to reduce the risk of bird strikes across the planet. Some jurisdictions take it more seriously than others. But it's also quite common. Annual damage estimates from bird strikes is over $1B.

-Lord

Kingsnairaland:
air Canada plane almost burst in flight mode

Some thing is wrong with planes be careful every one

Gbadebo19:
Answer the simple question before foolishly beating about the bush: "Is a technical malfunction synonymous with a criminal act?"

LordAdam16:
Boeing Charged with 737 Max Fraud Conspiracy and Agrees to Pay over $2.5 Billion
https://www.justice.gov/opa/pr/boeing-charged-737-max-fraud-conspiracy-and-agrees-pay-over-25-billion

Mumu!
Boeing has been charged criminally. Mr. "Technical Malfunction".
Cho cho cho!
Your 2025 New Year Resolution should be to stop typing nonsense.

You couldn't wait for the end of investigation to malign Russia.
Yet, here you are making excuses for a Western organization that has been criminally charged and whose negligence has killed hundreds of people.

You refused to comment on the assassination of whistleblowers.
Refused to comment on the lack of QA and QC.
Refused to comment on not informing pilots about the MCAS.
Refused to comment on concrete at the end of the runway in Korea.

But if an accident involves Russia, you'll be in a hurry to type a novel.
Clown! 🤡

-Lord

LordAdam16:
Boeing Charged with 737 Max Fraud Conspiracy and Agrees to Pay over $2.5 Billion
https://www.justice.gov/opa/pr/boeing-charged-737-max-fraud-conspiracy-and-agrees-pay-over-25-billion

Mumu!
Boeing has been charged criminally. Mr. "Technical Malfunction".
Cho cho cho!
Your 2025 New Year Resolution should be to stop typing nonsense.

You couldn't wait for the end of investigation to malign Russia.
Yet, here you are making excuses for a Western organization that has been criminally charged and whose negligence has killed hundreds of people.

You refused to comment on the assassination of whistleblowers.
Refused to comment on the lack of QA and QC.
Refused to comment on not informing pilots about the MCAS.
Refused to comment on concrete at the end of the runway in Korea.

But if an accident involves Russia, you'll be in a hurry to type a novel.
Clown! 🤡

-Lord

obedience4:
Am shocked 😲

How does a malfunction of an aircraft parts correlate with the downing of an aircraft?? This are two distinct situations with different scenarios.

Have someone hacked lord's account, he sounding more like Vic2023 these days.

LordAdam16:
Certainly interesting that the folks who were so insistent on raking Russia over the coals about an air accident with two dozen survivors after almost three years of war are somehow mute about the US Boeing kill count nearing a thousand since the start of the 737 accidents.

Whistleblowers are assassinated. No comment.
Some genius placed concrete at the end of a runway in Korea. No comment.

But evil Russians accidentally shot at a plane that circled twice over the runway in Grozny, RU, twice in Aktau, KZ, and crossed the Caspian Sea. Proceed to write a book.

PS: About the fragility of planes. Nothing can be done for now. Planes in their current form are metal tubes on wheels.
Lose enough of the mechanisms that make it safe mode of transportation and it's the pearly gates for unfortunate passengers.
Lots of mitigating steps have been taken to reduce the risk of bird strikes across the planet. Some jurisdictions take it more seriously than others. But it's also quite common. Annual damage estimates from bird strikes is over $1B.

-Lord