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Russian, Egyptian Experts to Continue Working at A321 Crash Site

11:30 GMT 02.11.2015 (Updated: 11:35 GMT 02.11.2015)

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Russian and Egyptian experts will continue working at the A-321 crash site for a few more days.

MOSCOW (Sputnik) – Russian and Egyptian experts will continue working at the A-321 crash site on the Sinai Peninsula for a few more days, Russian Ambassador to Egypt Sergei Kirpichenko said Monday.

“Work at the crash site is continuing as usual. It may take several days at least as far as I understand,” Kirpichenko told Russia Today television in an interview.

A Russian Kogalymavia Airbus A-321 passenger airliner, with 217 passengers and seven crew members on board, crashed in the Sinai Peninsula in Egypt on Saturday, leaving no survivors.