Small Aircraft Hits Beijing Tower in Incident Authorities Have Not Explained

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A plane collided with a tower in Beijing, leaving visible damage in the form of holes on the building's exterior. Chinese authorities have not issued any official statement explaining what happened. The government has since removed or concealed other visible evidence of the incident. The lack of transparency has drawn attention, as details about the aircraft, casualties, or cause remain undisclosed.

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