Local Editor

Egypt's FM Sameh Shoukry said Saturday that his country was not dismissing possible scenarios that led to the Russian passenger plane crash, but there was no "hypothesis" yet from a probe investigating the disaster.

Shoukry told a press conference that foreign intelligence suggesting it was caused by a bomb that spurred several governments to impose restrictions on flights to Egypt "has not until now been provided to the Egyptian security services."

He further added that "Egypt didn't find sufficient cooperation from other countries to face terrorism. It also didn't receive information circulating abroad regarding the possibility of the jet's accident due to a terrorist attack."

"What was reported about the issue till the moment was not delivered to the Egyptian security apparatuses in details. This question must be raised. We are the most concerned side with this file and we expected to be informed with the available technical details instead of being spread publicly in the media," the Egyptian official added.

Source: News Agencies, Edited by website team