Egypt's President joins Russian plane collide with terrorism

Egypt's President has freely connected terrorism to the bringing down of a Russian traveler plane over Sinai a year ago - apparently interestingly.

For quite a long time, Abdel Fattah el-Sisi had opposed the idea of fear contribution, in spite of the fact that ISIS asserted obligation, and Russian specialists said there had been a bomb on load onto the plane. In a discourse on Wednesday, he suggested an association.

"Has the encounter and terrorism finished? Actually no, not yet. Whoever brought down that plane, what did he need?" el-Sisi said at an administration meeting. "Just to hit tourism? No. To hit relations. To hit relations with Russia, hit relations with Italy."

State-run news site al-Ahram reported this was the first run through the Egyptian President has recognized terrorism could be the reason for the accident of Metrojet Flight 9268 on October 31 that murdered every one of the 224 individuals on load up.

Egyptian examiners have not yet distributed a conclusive report on the accident or conceivable terrorism at its root, al-Ahram reported. Also, el-Sisi did not say straightforwardly in his discourse that terrorists did an assault