Charlie Hebdo published cartoons of Tu-154 crash

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French satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo on Wednesday published cartoons on the crash of the Russian TU-154 aircraft.

One of the cartoons depicts a falling plane, from which a long drawn sound "a" comes. “The repertoire of the military chorus of the Red Army is expanding,” the caption says.

More Charlie Hebdo on the Tu-154 crash: "The military choir's repertoire is expanding" pic.twitter.com/ue76SbUSMP

- Mikhail Golub (@golub) December 28, 2016

On another cartoon, a falling plane with a caption: “The bad news ... there was no Putin there.”

"Bad news, Putin wasn't there" — new Charlie Hebdo cartoons are published @Charlie_Hebdo_ pic.twitter.com/bez8jGVQa9

- Jenna Abrams (@Jenn_Abrams) December 28, 2016

Let us remind you that the Tu-154 plane crashed in the Black Sea on December 25. There were 92 people on board, among them members of the Alexandrov military choir, journalists from Channel One, NTV and the Zvezda TV channel, as well as philanthropist Elizaveta Glinka. The plane belonged to the Russian Ministry of Defense and was flying from Moscow via Sochi to Syria. The investigation into the causes of the disaster is currently ongoing.

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