The plane was on its way from the German city of Leipzig to the Lithuanian capital and was just a mile from touching down on the runway.

This is when the fiery crash took place at about 5:30 am local time which is 3:30 am GMT.

The result was a massive blaze that arose after the aircraft careened into a giant wooded area and skidded some 100 meters before ramming into a massive two-story high building.

The crash follows reports in recent months that mysterious explosions continue to arise and DHL warehouses are burning in Leipzig and Birmingham amid fears of a possible Russian sabotage operation that’s attacking them.

The police say investigations are arising and they are yet to rule out the possibility that this was a sabotage. However, nothing can be confirmed as of yet.