The secrets of the fall of the F-35 Causes and setbacks, and what does Russia's arrival to the wreckage treasure mean?

Russia: Death toll from Siberian coal mine fire rises to 52

According to a spokesman for the administration of the "Belovo" district of the Kemerovo district of the Siberian region

On Thursday evening, the Russian authorities announced that the death toll from the Listviaginnaya coal mine accident in the city of Belovo, Kemerovo Province in Siberia, has risen to 52.

Officials in the emergency services stated, "Initial information indicates that there is no one alive in the mine, and 52 people were killed, including 6 rescuers."

A spokesman for the administration of the Belovo district indicated that "the victims suffocated with carbon monoxide."

Officials explained that most of the bodies of the victims are still inside the mine, and they will be raised to the surface after stabilizing the temperature and limiting the spread of methane.

Russia's Deputy Prosecutor General, Dmitry Demyshchin, said the accident was caused by a methane explosion caused by a spark and led to a dynamic blow to the miners.

The investigation committee stated that it had arrested the director of the mine (47 years), his first deputy (59 years), and the site manager (36 years) in connection with the accident.

Kemerovo provincial authorities had previously confirmed that at least 11 people were killed and 49 injured, while 35 were missing in the fire that broke out inside the mine, 250 meters below the surface of the earth.

The Listvyajnaya coal mine was established in 2003 in western Siberia and is part of SDS-Yugol, one of Russia's largest coal miners, according to TASS.

The secrets of the fall of the F-35 Causes and setbacks, and what does Russia's arrival to the wreckage treasure mean?

The Atlantic allies do not pay attention to the causes and circumstances of the fall of the expensive American F-35 fighter, as much as the effort they are exerting to find the wreckage of the fighter before it falls into the hands of Russia, as the wreckage is a treasure full of military secrets and a very important informational hunt.

Since the fall of the F-35 fighter of the British forces in the international waters of the Mediterranean on November 17, the waters of the Mediterranean have witnessed a struggle to search for a treasure wreck between Russia on the one hand, and America and its allies in NATO on the other.

While the research work is still underway, speculation abounded about the causes of the fall of the fifth-generation stealth fighter, valued at more than 100 million dollars, the latest of which was published by the British newspaper “ Daily Mail ” about officials who believe that the reason for the fall of the fighter was forgetting to remove the rain cover from the air. The engine of the aircraft before takeoff from the aircraft carrier "Queen Elizabeth".

After its fall, NATO did not hesitate to express its fears that Moscow might find the wreckage of the submerged fighter under the waters of the Mediterranean, thus revealing the advanced technology owned by the F35, especially the stealth technology that makes it hidden in front of the eyes of enemy radars.

Is the hood the cause of her fall?

According to the British newspaper, "Daily Mail", the engine of the stealth aircraft (F-35B Lightning) that the RAF pilot was forced to leave pulled a rain cover during take-off from the aircraft carrier "Queen Elizabeth", which led to the engine failure and the crash of the plane. In the waters of the Mediterranean shortly after take-off.

Royal Navy submarines and special forces in underwater race to recover crashed £100m F-35 fighter jet https://t.co/VD07KBLhA9 pic.twitter.com/BwlBn9P807

— Daily Mail UK (@DailyMailUK) November 17, 2021

In the aftermath of the fall, members of the British Navy reported that they found the stealth fighter's rain cover floating in the sea near the British aircraft carrier.

For its part, the British newspaper, The Sun, quoted informed sources that the British Air Force pilot realized the matter and tried to prevent the fighter from taking off, but was unable to stop it due to the short runway of the battleship, and the sources added that the crew members also realized the same thing immediately after the plane took off.

Not the first incident

It is true that the incident of the fall of the F-35 fighter in the Mediterranean waters a few days ago is the only incident in which a fighter of this type was announced and crashed in such an area close to Egypt’s international waters, in addition to being the first crash of the British Royal Air Force, which lost its first fighter There are 21 F-35 fighters, most of which operate on board the British aircraft carriers "Queen Elizabeth" and "Prince of Wales".

However, this crash is not the first in the history of American F-35 fighters, as a US Marine Corps aircraft of the same type crashed in South Carolina in September 2018, as the fuel tube ruptured when the plane's engine stopped working and thus crashed.

And about 4 months before the Carolina accident, another fighter of the same model crashed in America due to a fire, which also caused the fall of another in 2014 on a routine mission near the base of West Florida.

Treasure wreck of Russia

But this crash is completely different, as the fighter crashed in open water, which prompted several countries, led by Russia, to participate in search and exploration operations to obtain the remains of the wreckage, which is a valuable information treasure about the fighter and the technology it hides, especially since Moscow is ready to pay dearly. To obtain a fighter in order to dismantle and study it closely to find out the allegations that speak of its capabilities in stealth from the advanced Russian radars of the S-300 and S-400 systems, which are the pride of Russian industries in the fields of air defense.

In order to cut off the road to Moscow, the United Kingdom, which is working in coordination with the United States and Italy, has intensified its combing and search efforts to recover the wreckage of the plane, which is believed to be located at a depth of one mile under the Mediterranean waters near the Egyptian coast, for fear of falling into the hands of the Russians who have been tracking it since the first moment. to take off from the British battleship, according to the statements of British Defense Secretary Ben Wallace.

It should be noted that Russia possesses a secret and highly advanced fleet of search and rescue ships and submarines, most notably the "Losharik" nuclear-powered submarine operated by the Russian Military Intelligence, in addition to the Beister unmanned vehicles that Russia developed in the past years from For search and rescue work on the seabed and oceans.