Preliminary list of Ukrainians killed in Tehran plane crash
There were 176 people on board, and all of them died.
Today, January 8, a Ukrainian MAU plane crashed after taking off from Tehran airport, Iran. It was flying to Boryspil airport in Kyiv. There were 176 people on board, including passengers and crew. All of them died.
According to current data, there were 11 Ukrainian citizens on board, including the crew. The Boeing 737-800 was built 3.6 years ago. It had climbed to an altitude of 2.5 km and disappeared from radar six minutes after takeoff.
According to TK Media, there were 9 crew members:
- Oleksii Naumkin — aircraft commander
- Volodymyr Haponenko — aircraft commander
- Serhiy Khomenko — first officer
- Kateryna Statnyk — flight attendant
- Ihor Matkov — flight attendant
- Mariia Mykytiuk — flight attendant
- Denys Lykhno — flight attendant
- Valeriia Ovcharuk — flight attendant
- Yuliia Sologub — flight attendant
Also, according to unconfirmed information, Olha Kobiuk and Alona Malakhova may be among the dead.
Ukrainian Foreign Minister Vadym Prystaiko published official information on the passengers' countries of origin:
- Iran — 82
- Canada — 63
- Ukraine — 2 + 9 (crew)
- Sweden — 10
- Afghanistan — 4
- Germany — 3
- United Kingdom — 3
Earlier, Kyiv Operatyvnyi published a list of passengers who were supposed to be on this flight.
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