KABUL - An Afghan Air Force plane crashed during a training flight in a Taliban-held area, but the American pilot managed to jump out of the plane in time. Moved safely.
According to the International News Agency, the Afghan Air Force A-29 Super Tokanoto crashed in Baghlan province. Immediately after the accident, a fire broke out in the plane and the plane turned into a pile of ashes. The plane was being flown by an American pilot who saved his life by jumping before the plane crashed.
A U.S. military spokesman said the plane was being flown by a U.S. Air Force trainee pilot, but the pilot was able to jump out of the plane in time with the help of a parachute. After the crash, US fighter jets rushed to the scene and transported the pilot to hospital.
Afghan officials categorically denied the terrorist element in the crash, saying that according to the preliminary investigation, the crash was caused by a mechanical malfunction, but an inquiry committee has been formed to investigate the crash. The identity of the pilot has not been revealed. It should be noted that the plane crashed near Doshi district in the northeastern province of Baghlan, Afghanistan. This area is considered a stronghold of the Taliban, but no claim has been made by the Taliban regarding the plane crash.
