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No explosives were found in the Turkish military plane that crashed in Georgia

In the Turkish military plane that crashed in Georgia, as a result of which 20 soldiers were killed, the experts did not find any traces of explosives, "Sabah" newspaper reports, referring to the report of the gendarmerie's forensic laboratory.

Earlier, the Ministry of Defense of Turkey announced that the Lockheed C-130 Hercules transport plane crashed in Georgia on November 11. Twenty servicemen were killed in the accident. The staff of the Turkish president emphasized that the investigation is being conducted with utmost caution.

According to the publication, experts conducted a comprehensive analysis of the plane's wreckage.