Plane crash in Afghanistan: DGCA confirms non-Indian registered aircraft involved

• A plane bound for Moscow crashed in Afghanistan on Sunday while on its way to Russia via Afghan airspace
• DGCA confirms that the crashed aircraft is not Indian-registered, identifying it as a Moroccan-registered DF 10
• No information has been provided yet regarding the extent of damage and the reasons behind the plane crash

A plane destined for Moscow crashed in Afghanistan on Sunday while en route to Russia through Afghan airspace, according to reports from Pakistani media house Sama. The tragic incident occurred in the Badakhshan province of Afghanistan, specifically in the Topkhana mountains along the Koran-Munjan and Zibak districts.

The Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) official has officially confirmed that the aircraft involved in the crash is not registered in India. The crashed plane has been identified as a Moroccan-registered DF 10 aircraft, as stated by a senior DGCA official.

Despite this confirmation, details regarding the extent of damage caused by the crash and the specific reasons behind the incident are yet to be disclosed. The aviation community is awaiting further information to understand the circumstances surrounding the tragic plane crash in Afghanistan.