A Russian passenger plane crash in Egypt was not an act of terrorism and the identities of its victims are unknown, an Egyptian appeals court ruled recently, according to the Kommersant business daily.
The Moscow Times: Egypt says Russian plane crash ‘not terrorism’
A handout picture released by Egypt's Prime Minister's office on Oct. 31, 2015, shows the wreckage of a crashed A321 Russian airliner in Hassana a mountainous area of Egypt's Sinai Peninsula. The Airbus A321, flight 9268, with 214 Russian and three Ukrainian passengers and seven crew, had taken off from the Red Sea resort of Sharm el-Sheikh in south Sinai bound for Saint Petersburg, it lost contact with air traffic control 23 minutes later, crashing in Egypt's Sinai Peninsula killing everyone on board.
