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This Video is not of the Russian Airplane Crashed in Hemimim Airbase Today

This Video is not of the Russian Airplane Crashed in Hemimim Airbase Today

Ahmad Primo Ahmad Primo   Tuesday 06th March 2018

Ahmad Primo Ahmad Primo   Tuesday 06th March 2018

Social media pages and personal accounts shared a video showing the moment an airplane crashed while attempting to land on a runway.

Video’s publishers said the video is of the Russian airplane which crashed while landing in Hemimim Russian airbase in Tartous countryside.

Following a reverse-search conducted by Verify-Sy it turns out this video was posted on YouTube on July 24, 2017, of AN-26 airplane crashed in Russia on 30/5/2017.

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