Lebanon today »targeted by Trump .. This is the leader of the helicopter causing the Washington disaster

Recently, the identity of the soldier who was driving the Black Hawk helicopter, which crashed last week in a terrible collision with a plane belonging to the American Airlines over Washington, killing 67 people.

The soldier is Rebecca Lubak, 28, and has been an active flying officer in the American army since 2019, and is one of the elite that graduated among the 20% of the 20% of the “Rutk” military program, and she got medals, including “Military Monitoring Medal” and ” National Defense Medal. ”

Why did the army hide its name?

The American army initially refused to reveal the identity of Lubak at the request of her family, which she described in an official statement as “a fight that did not hesitate to defend her country.”

He referred to her role as a social assistant at the White House during the Biden administration. However, media pressure and investigations forced the authorities to reveal their identity later “in response to the desire of the family.”

Trump’s comments: “Jandari diversity” is a scapegoat

In an exciting escalation, former President Donald Trump made direct accusations to the diversity and equality policies adopted by the Obama and Biden administrations, reference to the accident to “relaxed standards” in employing air traffic monitors due to the targets of “gender diversity”.

He said in a press conference: “The catastrophe is the result of diversity, equality and inclusion policies that put liberal agendas above efficiency,” ignoring preliminary reports indicating that the investigation has not yet specified the causes of the accident.

Lopak career biography

Lupak has a good biography, as her colleagues confirmed that she was “an example of efficiency”, and veteran military correspondent Davis Winke, who wrote on the “X” platform: “Rebecca helped me in the most difficult of my moments … The world will not be himself without it.”

These certificates highlight a flagrant contradiction with attempts to photograph the catastrophe as “a failure of diversity”, especially since the investigations are still ongoing, and no relationship between the identity of the pilots and the employment policies has been proven.

What do we know yet?

The investigation of the reason for the flying of the helicopter near the course of the civil plane is still in its early stages, as radar records indicate a possibility of a human error or technical defect, but the army has not issued any conclusions.

The Lopek family called for “stopping the exploitation of the tragedy of political agendas,” according to their statement. (Sky News)