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March 17, 2014 Malaysian Airlines plane could have flown into Taliban Base? The Independent in UK puts out the theory that the plane could have been flown into Taliban controlled territory between Afghanistan and Pakistan to be used at a later date.
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- Mirror.co.uk - 16 hours agoMissing Malaysia Airlines flight 370 could now be in a Taliban-controlled base on the Afghanistan and north west Pakistan border, it has been ...
Missing Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370: Did ... - The Independent
17 hours ago - The missing Malaysian airlines flight MH370 may have been deliberately flown under the radar to Taliban-controlled bases on the border of ... At least 25 countries are now assisting in the search for the plane, intensifying ...Missing Malaysia Airlines flight MH370: Did jetliner fly into area ...
15 hours ago - The missing Malaysian airlines flight MH370 may have been deliberately flown under the radar to Taliban-controlled bases on the border of Afghanistan, ... At least 25 countries are now assisting in the search for the plane, ...Russia Today
Missing Malaysian Airlines plane could have flown into Taliban ...
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RTCiting sources, UK newspaper The Independent reported that Malaysian investigators had requested permission from the Pakistani government to follow up a theory that the missing passenger jet had landed close to the border with Afghanistan.- BREAKING: Malaysian Air Flight #MH370 Could Have Flown to ...
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Malaysian authorities are investigating a theory that missing flight MH370 could have slipped under radars and landed in the Taliban-controlled area of Pakistan. - Russia Today reported:Malaysia is reportedly investigating a theory that flight MH370 could have slipped under Pakistani radars and landed a Taliban base close to the Afghan border. The pilots’ possible role in the plane’s disappearance is also being examined.Citing sources, UK newspaper The Independent reported that Malaysian investigators had requested permission from the Pakistani government to follow up a theory that the missing passenger jet had landed close to the border with Afghanistan. The Boeing 777, carrying 239 people, disappeared from radars last week on its way from Kuala Lumpur to Beijing. Since then, authorities have been unable to ascertain the whereabouts of the plane, and have not found any wreckage from a crash.The Pakistani government says it has no record of the craft entering its airspace, but has told the Malaysian investigators it is ready to share all available information. In addition, The Kazakh Civil Aviation Committee has said that although the Malaysian Airlines plane could have reached Kazakhstan, their radars would have picked it up.“No information about the Malaysian plane is available at our radar as it has not entered our airspace,” Foreign Ministry spokesperson Tasnim Aslam told reporters when asked to comment on the Malaysian government’s request. “Our radar system has no information about the Malaysian aircraft as it has never contacted our control tower.”Pakistan is now one of 25 countries participating in the search for the missing plane.
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