No evidence found for pilot to land plane under pressure: Polish official
No evidence found for pilot to land plane under pressure: Polish official
21:17, April 12, 2010

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So far there is no evidence to show that the pilot was trying to land the president's plane under pressure, said a senior Polish official Monday.
Andrzej Seremet, Poland's chief prosecutor, made the remarks at a news conference while being asked whether the Polish pilot was pressured to land the plane carrying President Lech Kaczynski and other senior officials in Russia.
The Soviet-made TU-154 hit the top of trees as it attempted in thick fog to land at a Smolensk airport in west Russia on Saturday morning, killing all the 96 people on board the plane.
Source: Xinhua
Andrzej Seremet, Poland's chief prosecutor, made the remarks at a news conference while being asked whether the Polish pilot was pressured to land the plane carrying President Lech Kaczynski and other senior officials in Russia.
The Soviet-made TU-154 hit the top of trees as it attempted in thick fog to land at a Smolensk airport in west Russia on Saturday morning, killing all the 96 people on board the plane.
Source: Xinhua
(Editor:赵晨雁)

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