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Iranian state media have used the phrase "hard landing" to describe the reported crash of the Iranian President’s helicopter.
Hard landing is a phrase often used by authorities in Russia to describe incidents when aircraft crash. It is commonly used by the Russian Defence Ministry when reporting incidents with military aircraft.
For example, in June 2022 an Il-76 military cargo plane crashed in Russia’s Ryazan region, killing five service personnel on board. The Russian military initially described the incident as a hard landing, despite the fact that the aircraft was almost completely destroyed on impact.
Analysts say the word "crash" is avoided by Russian officials due to fears it can cause upset or panic. This is called newspeak, and other examples include calling an explosion a “bang” and a death of a soldier “an unidentified absence from a military unit".
The helicopter was some old rattle trap. Was that like driving a 1960 chevy so that you don't have to worry about having your computer chip over-ridden and driving you into a wall or over a cliff?
Where do you get this loony shit? They fly Soviet Mi-171.
Ceffer, you'll like this.
ICC Chief Prosecutor shares a ring...
Nine Rings for Watermelons doomed to cry...
One for the Ayatollah on his dark throne
In the Land of Iran where the Shadows lie.
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