Turkish military plane crashes in Georgia

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00:00A Turkish military airplane carrying at least 20 people crashed in Georgia on Tuesday after

00:06departing from Azerbaijan. Authorities reported casualties, though the exact number was unclear,

00:11and the cause of the crash was not immediately known. Turkey's defense ministry said 20 Turkish

00:16personnel were on board the C-130 cargo plane, including the flight crew, but provided no

00:22additional details on possible passengers of other nationalities. President Tayyip Erdogan

00:27interrupted the speech in Ankara to offer condolences. God willing, we will overcome

00:34this crash with minimum hardships. May God rest the soul of our martyrs and let us be with them

00:40through our prayers. The C-130 Hercules is a cargo, troop, and equipment carrier aircraft that can

00:47make use of unprepared runways for takeoffs and landings. Its versatile airframe has enabled it

00:53to be used for other purposes as well, including as a gunship and for airborne assault and reconnaissance

00:58operations. U.S. firm Lockheed Martin, which makes the C-130 Hercules that is widely used by air

01:04forces around the world, did not immediately respond to a request for comment.

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