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CIA Dark Prince Michael D Andrea killed in spy plane crash in Afghanistan

28 January, 2020 23:01

CIA Dark Prince Michael D Andrea killed in spy plane crash in Afghanistan. The Veterans Today reported while quoting Russian intelligence sources.

It reported: Murderer of Soleimani killed with spy plane shot down over Afghanistan.

CIA Dark Prince Michael D Andrea

The downed plane was the mobile CIA command for Michael D’ Andrea, head of operations against Iraq, Iran and Afghanistan.
America’s most advanced spy platform and mobile command center with all equipment and documents now in enemy hands.
(Russian intelligence sources confirm) It has been reported that (Mike de Andrea) responsible for the assassination file of the martyr Major General Qassem Soleimani.
The Dark Prince of CIA lost life in the accident of the American plane shot down in Ghazi Afghanistan.
He is the most prominent figure of the CIA intelligence in the region. The CIA top official was killed in the US bomber crash in Afghanistan.
Since 2017, D’ Andrea has run the CIA’s false flag and assassination programs in the Middle Eas.
He allegedly was responsible not only for the murder of General Soleimani but the killing of 300 Iraqi demonstrators as well.
Iraqi Prime Minister Adel Abdul Mahdi’s speech to parliament had blamed US President for pressuring him.
His speech ended with a unanimous vote to compel the US to withdraw all forces from that nation.
He said he visited China and signed an important agreement with them to undertake the construction instead.  Upon his return, Trump called Iraq PM to ask him to reject this agreement.
When I refused, he threatened to unleash huge demonstrations against me that would end my premiership.
Huge demonstrations against me duly materialized and Trump called again to threaten that if I did not comply with his demands, then he would have Marine snipers on tall buildings target protesters and security personnel alike in order to pressure me.
I refused again and handed in my resignation. To this day the Americans insist on us rescinding our deal with the Chinese.
After this, when our Minister of Defense publicly stated that a third party was targeting both protestors and security personnel alike (just as Trump had threatened he would do), I received a new call from Trump threatening to kill both me and the Minister of Defense if we kept on talking about this ‘third party.’”
There is a speculation of Russian covert involvement. 
Russia has been seeking a way to send a message to Pompeo and Esper in response to the US Army playing “chicken” with Russian MP’s in Northern Syria, blocking roads where Americans have no business being.

The aircraft crashed in Ghazni city area on Monday. An investigation into the incident is underway and the military will provide further information when it’s available, a spokesman for the US forces in Afghanistan, Col. Sonny Leggett has tweeted.  This statement from the Taliban:
The official also dismissed Taliban claims that another aircraft had crashed in the country, describing them as “false.”
Earlier in the day, the Taliban said that a military helicopter went down in the east of the country shortly after the plane crash. The militant group did not provide any details of the alleged incident, nor did they specify to whom the helicopter belonged.
There has been some confusion as to whether Taliban militants have claimed responsibility for the plane crash. Their initial statement in Pushtu only stated that the plane had gone down.
The Bombardier/Northrop Grumman E-11A is a surveillance and communications plane. Footage from the scene showing the wreckage has been circulating on social media, and photos that appear to show a plane with the same serial number have been unearthed.

Videos showed the shell of the plane ablaze on the ground. It was largely destroyed in the fire with only its tail section surviving the crash.
Journalists have made it to the scene of a plane crash in Afghanistan, snapping pictures of the wreckage and even some documents. It comes as the US Air Force’s chief of staff all but confirmed the loss of the military plane.

“It appears we have lost an aircraft. We don’t know the status of the crew,” Gen. David Goldfein, the Air Force’s chief of staff, told reporters at a Monday meeting in Washington.
This is the closest to confirmation from the US military so far, and the Pentagon earlier declined to comment.
The aircraft believed to be a USAF. 

Bombardier/Northrop Grumman E-11A, surveillance, and communications plane went down in central Afghanistan on Monday.
There has been some confusion as to whether Taliban militants have claimed responsibility for the crash, however, their initial statement in Pushtu only stated that the plane had gone down.
Footage from the scene shows that the aircraft burned upon the impact, with only its tail section remaining largely intact
Some documents, however, managed to survive the blaze and were pictured by local media lying scattered at the crash site.
Other graphic pictures from the scene show at least one badly charred corpse, which was recovered from the wreckage.
The destroyed aircraft bears markings matching those of a US military plane, utilized by the US Air Force’s 430th Expeditionary Electronic Combat Squadron, which is stationed at Kandahar airbase. The E-11As are used as communication planes that provide reliable comms coverage for troops below – which is an especially tricky job in mountainous terrain.

 

 

 

 

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