It crashed into a missile that was just looking at a cathedral.
*elementary school
I can’t believe I learned this from a meme
You’re welcome.
The plane was shot down in Russian airspace.
Do we really know that it was shot down or are we just suspecting that?
BBC reported it was missing a wing on the way down, so either it just decided to shed its wing on its own or it was knocked off by something. Not too many things flying around in the air that can take off a plane wing.
It was a Russian plane though. These things probably lose wings regularly.
I mean it would totally make sense for Putin to kill him and the Wagner leaders because they know too much and have opposed him at once.
Yes
Couldn’t have happened to a nicer guy…
Rip in piss hotdog man you were my favourite children’s book artist
Ooooooh, now I know what happened to the moon rocket!
I can’t stop reading it as “Warner Bros.” and getting confused all the time.
FINALLY!!!
Finally what
The Rock has assassinated Prigozhin!
The 3rd Rock?
From the Sun?
Was it shot down? I haven’t looked into it much. But Putin’s cronies could definitely have sabotaged the plane to crash as well.
There are reports of Moscow AA “accidentally” firing on it.
Okay cool. I don’t think Putin would be that obvious since his future bargaining with challengers kind of depends on it. He just sent a message that he can’t be reasoned or bargained with.
He hasn’t bothered with bargaining with his challengers BEFORE, either. I mean, he tried to assassinate his biggest public political rival Alexei Navalny, then when everyone got angry at him for trying to do that in pretty blatant fashion, just threw him in prison and will likely keep him there on whatever charges they think they can make sound reasonable for as long as possible.
Prigozhin though it was a good idea for some reason though.
Dude looked like a bald toby from the office
Theres a phone recording of the plan crashing…
Theres a bit of smoke etc
Doubt it was just pilot error
Lol, no shit.
Meh, he probably wasn’t even on the plane… part of the deal
