The Downed Aircraft in Afghanistan May Have Belonged to the U.S. Air Force: TOLOnews
On January 27, a downed aircraft in Afghanistan may have belonged to the U.S. Air Force, according to TOLOnews. Identifying marks on the aircraft's right engine indicate that it was part of the U.S. military's aviation fleet.
The news outlet released footage from the crash site, showing that the aircraft was partially burned. However, it notes that “there is no official confirmation that this video is related to the aviation incident that occurred in Ghazni province.”
The aircraft crashed on Monday morning in the central province of Ghazni, which is controlled by the radical movement, the Taliban.
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