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Prosecutors want to examine remains amid claims the crash, which killed president Lech Kaczyński, may have been caused by an explosion.
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21.06.2016
What we know about the course of the Smolensk crash? Findings of the Organizing Committee and the Scientific Committee of the Smolensk Conferences.
>>05.06.2016
On Tuesday 11th May, members of the Council of Ministers of the Law and Justice government audited the eight-year rule of the Civic Platform and Polish People's Party coalition that was ousted in elections last year and now in opposition. >>
16.05.2016
After six years, Poland again starts to investigate the plane crash, killing Polish President Lech Kaczynski and other state officials.
Defence Minister Antoni Macierewicz hinted at an explosion as a possible cause saying the plane had "disintegrated" before crashing.
>>02.05.2016
A hypothesis investigated by the Committee for Investigation of National Aviation Accidents
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24.04.2016
13.04.2016
Polish plane crash anniversary beset by questions. Poland's ruling party on Sunday blamed the government of then-Prime Minister Donald Tusk for the 2010 plane crash. The crash of the presidential jet in Smolensk, has led to accusing the previous government of negligence in preparations for the flight. Defence Minister Antoni Macierewicz said last month that a bomb on board may have been the cause. The ruling Law & Justice party led is planning a new investigation into the 2010 crash.
>>12.04.2016
Defence Minister Antoni Macierewicz hinted at an explosion as a possible cause, saying the plane had "disintegrated" metres above the ground before crashing.
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04.02.2016
The Federation of Katyn Families has asked for a review of the investigation of the aircraft crash outside Smolensk, Russia, in 2010. In the crash 96 people, incl. the Polish president, lost their lives.
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29.07.2015
On April 10, 2010, a Polish aircraft crashed outside Smolensk, Russia, killing all 96 on board, incl. the Polish president and his wife and high-ranking officials. A well-known British air crash expert, Frank Taylor, has recently carried out a review of the official investigations and found several omissions and deficiencies. >>
26.07.2015