Trump delivers an emotional message to the victims of the accident in Washington

On Thursday morning, the tragic air accident in Washington was in the media worldwide. Everyone's eyes were on the Potomac River, from where some bodies of the commercial flight passengers have already been recovered. So far, authorities have recovered 28 bodies and claim that the chances of finding survivors are nil.

Since the news broke, the President of the United States, Donald Trump, has been closely following the events. Through his social media, he has shown his interest and concern for the unfortunate accident.

Recently, the newly elected president has left an emotional message to the families of the victims:

I am fully informed about the terrible accident that just occurred at Reagan National Airport. May God bless their souls.

Thank you for the unbelievable work our emergency teams are doing. I am monitoring the situation and will provide more details as they emerge.

Meanwhile, a few hours after the explosion caused by the collision of the two aircraft, he posted the following on his social network, Truth Social:

What a terrible night this has been. God bless you all!

Authorities fear the worst

The Chief of the District of Columbia Fire Department, John Donnelly, confirmed this Wednesday that there are no survivors in the tragic air accident that occurred last night. The crash involved an American Airlines flight with 64 people on board and an Army helicopter carrying three soldiers.

"At this time, we don't believe there are any survivors of this accident. We have recovered 27 bodies from the plane and one from the helicopter," Donnelly reported during a press conference at Ronald Reagan National Airport, joined by other authorities.

Donnelly highlighted the efforts made by the rescue teams in recent hours, facing extremely adverse weather conditions. He regretted that the operation has shifted from a rescue mission to a recovery mission.