On Saturday morning, a Polish plane with almost a hundred people on-board crashed in Smoleńsk, west Russia. There were no survivors.
The crash killed off a wide cross-section of Poland’s most important political, military and financial figures. The dead include the Polish President, Lech Kaczyński, his wife, top politicians, members of Parliament, the chief of staff of the army, the heads of air and land forces, the head of Poland’s intelligence service, and many widely known public persons.
It is difficult to express our sadness — the accident is still a shock. The tragedy happened in exactly the same place where 22,000 Polish citizens were murdered and buried in forests of Katyń in March 1940. 70 years later, the history repeats, and once again our country loses its top political elite.
It is a great loss, and a very sad moment in our history.
I would like to express my sincere condolences, I hope that this drastic event can bring up the best in the Polish community and will make it stronger and even more connected.
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My sincere and heartfelt condolences to the families of the deceased and the people of Poland. May a stronger and united Poland emerge from this tragedy.
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Ukraine mourn with you.
My sincere condolencies…
If slaughterhouses had glass walls, everyone would be vegan. - Paul McCartney
Being located in Rome, and still keeping in the heart our previous Pope, we have always been especially close to the people of Poland. We are even more close now, in these dark days for your country.
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On a side note, just very few days ago but before the Smolensk accident, the National Geographic satellite channel aired a documentary on USAF CT-43 crash in 1996, and it struck me how many similarities this had with the current tragedy.
Old presidential plane + airport with old equipment + bad weather = land someplace else.
Do we fail to learn our lessons even the hard way?
My deepest condolences
the pilot is a bad in a crash.
May God keep thiers souls in Peace.