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Colombian Air Force C-130 Cargo Plane Carrying 110 Soldiers Crashes: Report
Colombian Air Force C-130 Cargo Plane Carrying 110 Soldiers Crashes: Report
Dramatic footage circulating on X appears to show a Colombian military Hercules C-130 transport aircraft crashing shortly after takeoff from Puerto Leguízamo in southern Colombia. The cause of the crash remains unknown, and Colombian authorities have not yet released an official casualty count.
Local outlet Blu Radio reported that 110 Colombian soldiers were on board at the time of the C-130's straight-out departure from the airport in the remote Amazon border region near Peru.
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