Sinai plane: IS "propaganda" claims, says the president of Egypt crash
Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi described allegations that militants linked to the Islamic state (IS) shot down a Russian plane as "propaganda". The BBC said it was too early to say what caused the crash. The plane broke out over the Sinai Peninsula on Saturday, killing all 224 people aboard. On Monday, the carrier Kogalymavia accused "external influence" to crash. But the head of the Russian Federal Aviation Agency said, Alexander Neradko, Russian television that this is premature and "not to any appropriate based on the facts." President Sese against jumping to conclusions also warned, and told the BBC: "All who are interested in this issue are invited to participate in the investigation. "When there is a propaganda that crashed because of Isis (IS), and this is the only way to damage the stability and security of Egypt and Egypt's image Believe me, the situation in the Sinai - especially in this limited area - is to h...