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If this is Ukraine's doing, I'm impressed because Irkutsk is quite some ways away from Kiev.
Likely just a 50 year old aircraft that has been in constant use for 5 years. Critical mechanical failures will happen eventually.
This doesn’t look like a shootdown - there’s no smoke or visible flame coming from the airframe. Something broke or someone fucked up. Still good that they’ve lost a strategic asset though.
This is likely the result of bullshitting for years and years without it mattering until one day it suddenly mattered quite a lot.
Even if Ukraine had 0 involvement in this, it'd be a great opportunity to imply they sabotaged something and add to the paranoia.
Corrupt officials are likely to agree as it gets the heat off them a bit. Bonus that they might keep their jobs a bit longer and fuck up a bit more.
oh man, that totally seems plausible too.
Putler blames NATO. Or “Norman-Saxons.” Or the west.
Can’t give any credit to ~~fellow Russians~~ America’s vassals.