Turkey has confirmed the deaths of all 20 soldiers aboard a C-130 military transport aircraft that crashed near Georgia’s border with Azerbaijan. The Turkish Defence Ministry released a statement confirming there were no survivors amid the wreckage scattered across the Sighnaghi municipality. <br /> <br />Defence Minister Yaşar Güler paid tribute to the fallen, calling them “heroic martyrs.” President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan expressed deep sorrow and extended condolences to the grieving families. <br /> <br />Joint Turkish-Georgian investigation teams have begun probing the cause of the disaster after the plane lost radar contact shortly after entering Georgian airspace. Witnesses reported a massive explosion and clouds of black smoke. <br /> <br />The crash marks Türkiye’s deadliest military aviation accident since 2020, drawing sympathy from world leaders, including those from Azerbaijan, Georgia, and Qatar. <br /> <br />#TurkeyPlaneCrash #TurkeyMilitaryCrash #C130Crash #TurkishAirForce #TurkeyNews #BreakingNews #GeorgiaCrash #AzerbaijanBorder #NoSurvivors #TurkishSoldiers #Martyrs #YasarGuler #RecepTayyipErdogan #TurkeyDefenseMinistry #PlaneCrashUpdate #MilitaryAccident #AirForceCrash #CrashInvestigation #C130Aircraft #SighnaghiCrash #GeorgiaNews #TurkeyBreaking #TurkeyTragedy #AviationDisaster #TurkeyC130 #TurkeyLoss #DefenseNews #TurkeyCondolences #MilitaryTragedy #CrashInvestigationTeam<br /><br />~ED.103~HT.408~
