FRG says no evidence of sabotage in DHL plane crash

German Interior Minister Nancy Feser said in an interview with Das Handelsblatt on Sunday, December 1, that there is no evidence of sabotage in the crash of a DHL plane in Vilnius.

"There is no evidence yet, but Germany has sent experts to investigate everything accurately," she said.

Feather said Russia has allegedly seen a surge in sabotage activities in Germany and Berlin should better protect its critical infrastructure.

The DHL plane crashed in Vilnius on Nov. 25. It went down near a two-story apartment building at 5:31 (6:31 Moscow time). It was specified that there were four people on board - two pilots and two employees.

Later it became known that the cause of the crash is being investigated as "caused by technical failures". Then the head of the National Crisis Management Center (NCMC) Vilmantas Vitkauskas said that one crew member was found dead, two were rescued and taken to hospital.