VIDEO of US Navy fly accident in South China Sea releasedVIDEO of US Navy stream crash in South China Sea delivered

ADIS ABEBA 29 JANUARY 2022 (VOE WORLD) A video has surfaced internet showing one of the most progressive US contender streams, the F-35C Lightning II, colliding with the deck of a plane carrying warship in the South China Sea. The recording, alongside a photograph showing the destruction of the airplane drifting in the ocean, was affirmed to be genuine by the US Navy in an assertion to CNN.

The F-35C contender stream should have been visible moving toward the deck of USS 'Carl Vinson' from a remote place in the video, which was recorded on board the transporter. A boisterous bang could be heard, and a crest of white smoke begins to show up before the clasp cuts off.

The destruction of the plane floating in the waters of the South China Sea was caught in a photograph, which was additionally released on the web.

Addressing CNN, the US Navy affirmed the validness of the recording.

"The boat takes care of surveyed that the video and photograph by media today were taken locally available USS 'Carl Vinson'... during the accident," Cmdr. Hayley Sims told the power source on Friday.

The representative noticed that the examination concerning what prompted the accident is as yet in progress, alongside endeavors to recuperate the destruction, which is currently at the lower part of the South China Sea - a contested stream which is asserted practically completely by China.

There have been reports in the US media that Washington is hustling to recuperate the $100 million airplanes, expecting that it would be rescued and consequently guaranteed by Beijing. Notwithstanding, China's Foreign Ministry representative Zhao Lijian expressed on Thursday that Beijing has "no interest in their airplane," while asking Washington "to do things that are helpful for territorial harmony and soundness, instead of utilizing muscles in the locale."

The episode occurred on Monday during a tactical drill including a few transporters. Seven US Navy work force, including the pilot, who launched out during the accident, were harmed. Three mariners were transported to get clinical treatment in the Philippines.