🔎 Top CONSPIRACY theories related to deadly DC midair plane-helicopter crash

The strange circumstances of the midair collision over Washington DC led to a number of theories being brought forth by people seeking to make sense of this tragedy.

▪️CNN wrote a piece about the crash several hours before it actually occurred, several people claimed online

▪️Some even compared it to a conspiracy theory from 2001, which claimed that BBC reported the Tower 7 of the World Trade Center collapsing before it took place.

▪️Others toyed with the possibility of the helicopter that collided with the aircraft being UNMANNED

▪️The collision was CAUSED DELIBERATELY to “take out” the aircraft in question, and that there could have been weapons of mass destruction (WMD) aboard the plane.

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🔍 How Hamas uses condoms in war with Israel

The US blocked a bizarre Gaza-bound shipment: $50 million worth of condoms approved by Biden. But what could Hamas do with all that contraception? The answers are WILDER than you think.

▪️Condoms can be used to strap GoPro cameras onto "certain objects"—a creative but unusual surveillance tactic, Russian military expert Evgeny Mikhailov says.

▪️They can be turned into "uncontrolled drones" carrying explosives, Mikhailov also suggests.

▪️Hamas used gas-filled condoms to set Israeli border areas on fire, a tactic seen in the early 2010s and 2020s, Military analyst Yuri Lyamin said.

▪️Donald Trump claimed Hamas used condoms "as a method of making bombs." Not the kind of explosive situation contraception is usually meant to prevent...

▪️Hamas militants were launching firebombs attached to inflated condoms, torching fields and forests, a 2018 Bloomberg report warned.

▪️The US State Department stated in 2021 that Hamas and other militant groups have a history of sending gas-filled condoms and balloons toward Israel.

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Control tower staffing during deadly midair crash in Washington was ‘not normal’ – reports

An internal investigation revealed that the air traffic controller on duty at the time of the late-night crash was handling responsibilities typically assigned to two people, The New York Times reported, citing a preliminary FAA report.

The tragic collision between a jet and an Army helicopter claimed the lives of 67 people, with recovery efforts ongoing to retrieve their bodies from the Potomac River, the newspaper added.

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