A plane crash over Serbia

Periskopi

25 September 2020, 10:28(6 years ago)

A plane crashed this morning over Serbia. The plane has reportedly crashed in the vicinity of Loznica, specifically in the area of Brasina village. There is no information so far about which the company was an airplane, what direction it had, or whether it was a civilian or a military plane.

A plane crashed this morning over Serbia.

The plane has reportedly crashed in the vicinity of Loznica, specifically in the area of Brasina village.

There is no information so far about which the company was an airplane, what direction it had, or whether it was a civilian or a military plane.

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A plane crash over Serbia

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