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The fireball in the footage was huge, it looked like there was a bomb on at least one of the aircraft

⬆️, but... The Blackhawk had just lifted off, so I'd presume it's fuel tanks were full. 🤷🏼

Maybe, I’m not an expert on aircraft, so idk if that quantity of fuel would create such a huge fireball. It’s kinda weird though how someone in the background of the Air Traffic Control audio reacted with an almost nonchalant ‘ooh’. More like seeing an athlete take a tumble than seeing a horrific fiery plane crash happening in front of them.

Typically, a plane is rather low on fuel when preparing to land which means it's tanks had more fuel vapor than liquid fuel. Vapors will generate a massive fireball when ignited. That said, I've seen posts that this same helicopter had encounters with up to three other aircraft that night and beelined towards the AA plane so ... weird, huh? Also, his altitude fluctuated a lot and he was too high. Why was the helicopter in a known flight path for a commercial airport anyway? I know they use the Potomac as a flight path but still.

It’s super suspicious to me. My mom found publicly available flight data that showed the helicopter shot up 150 feet before impact and was going flat out at 155 knots or 178 MPH. Also, you only hear the pilot in the audio, never the other two soldiers. Idk, the circumstances are suspicious.

Agreed. Even the President has questioned the helicopter's altitude change publicly.

I wonder if we’ll ever know the truth about that

Yes because the Russians where involved

Huh?!

There were Russians on the plane

They weren’t KGB thugs, they were figure skaters…

Remember Russians keep secrets very well

I don’t think some figure skaters were dangerous spies. Otherwise, they would have been arrested at the airport.

There where 2 Russians on board the plane

Weren’t they figure skaters tho?

Yes but secretly they maby spys

That’s absurd tho, why would they kill other ppl bc of a few spies

Not sure yet

That theory is impossible imo

I guess your right let’s wait and see

Yeah

Ok

But it does seem intentional. According to publicly available records, the helicopter shot up like 150 feet before impact

Yes that’s why I think it wasn’t an accident