Washington, D.C. – Former U.S. President Donald Trump has expressed deep sorrow over the tragic plane crash in Washington, calling it a “national tragedy” while criticizing President Joe Biden and former President Barack Obama for what he described as declining aviation safety standards.
Speaking at an event, Trump confirmed that the crash claimed lives, including foreign nationals. “We have a Russia contingent, some very talented people, unfortunately, were on that plane. Very, very, very sorry about that,” he stated.
While the exact cause of the crash remains under investigation, Trump wasted no time in attacking the current administration’s handling of aviation regulations. He blamed Biden and Obama for what he claimed were relaxed safety protocols, saying, “Under their leadership, safety has been compromised, and we are now paying the price.”
The incident has sparked fresh debate over air travel safety in the U.S., with critics pointing to aging infrastructure, lax regulations, and insufficient oversight. The Biden administration has yet to respond to Trump’s accusations, but officials have assured the public that a full investigation is underway.
As the nation mourns the loss of lives in this tragedy, questions over aviation policies and safety measures are likely to take center stage in the political discourse.
Stay tuned for further updates.