US Politics | Shocking moment man is ‘decapitated’ after walking into plane’s spinning propeller
THIS is the horrifying moment a man was killed after walking into a plane's spinning propeller. Shocking footage captured the moment Andrey Abakumov, 48, appeared to be decapitated by the propeller blade at Beloyarskiy Airport in Russia. 
TwitterAndrey Abakumov can be seen walking towards the propeller before it strikes him '/ ' According to Pravda, Andrey worked as a technician at the airport in the Khanty-Mansiysk region of the country. His job was reportedly to the get planes ready for take-off. The video shows him working next to a stationary UTair Antonov An-24 aircraft. As he wanders towards the front of the plane, the gory footage shows the spinning propeller suddenly smashing him in the head. Read more on Russia 
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TwitterAndrey Abakumov can be seen walking towards the propeller before it strikes him '/ ' According to Pravda, Andrey worked as a technician at the airport in the Khanty-Mansiysk region of the country. His job was reportedly to the get planes ready for take-off. The video shows him working next to a stationary UTair Antonov An-24 aircraft. As he wanders towards the front of the plane, the gory footage shows the spinning propeller suddenly smashing him in the head. Read more on Russia DEATH TO THE WEST Russia threatens West with nuclear war & vows to prepare BOMB SHELTERS VLAD'S MESSAGE Russia car bombing was 'Mafia-style hit by Putin as guru was too powerful' He collapses to the ground as the propeller comes to a grinding halt and nearby colleagues race over to help. Paramedics rushed to the scene but he was tragically pronounced dead. A member of staff can later be seen covering Andrey's lifeless body with a white sheet. Investigators are said to be probing the circumstances surrounding his death. Most read in US News RAINING HELL Terrifying moment flesh-melting 'thermite bombs' rain down on Ukrainian town HAUNTING CALL Chilling words of missing woman, 22, before she vanished revealed by family TRAGIC MEMORIES Kiely Rodni's family are trying to sell lodge where teen was raised HEARTBREAKING FIND Tragic death of missing teen Kiely Rodni, 16, confirmed after body found DEATH TO THE WEST Russia threatens West with nuclear war & vows to prepare BOMB SHELTERS killer floods Mom-of-3 Uber driver swept to her death while making final call to husband According to reports, Andrey had worked at the airport for five years. It comes after Brit Jack Fenton, 22, died of appalling head injuries after stepping into a spinning rear rotor of a chopper in Greece. He was returning from Mykonos in a hired helicopter when he was struck in the head and he was killed instantly. The chopper's pilot \- who was said to be ...deeply traumatised... by what happened \- was along with two ground technicians, as cops probe what the incident. Officers believe Jack may have strayed into the rotor after going to retrieve his mobile phone after leaving it on board.
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