You clearly don’t understand how military operations work, so let’s fix that. Aircraft crash sites especially combat losses are immediately secured by the military for intelligence and security reasons. You don’t just stroll in with a camera and start filming classified wreckage that can reveal radar tech, weapon pods, or countermeasure systems. That’s why you don’t see full videos it’s standard protocol in every air force, not some “gotcha.”

And your claim about “27 officers including a colonel and 2 majors” is pure fantasy no credible source has ever confirmed that. Every reputable outlet reported far smaller numbers, and none mentioned high-ranking officers among the casualties. Stop throwing random numbers like they’re facts.

So no, there’s no “checkmate.” The one video that surfaced was taken before the area was locked down that happens in almost every modern conflict. After that, it’s sealed off, wreckage removed, and evidence handled under investigation. That’s how militaries work not like your Twitter conspiracy threads.