Crash and Massive Explosion: More Videos of the UIA Plane Crash Emerge
Consequences of a presumed Iranian missile strike.
Several more eyewitness videos capturing the moment of the presumed Ukrainian UIA plane crash in Tehran have been published online.
Earlier, a video of the missile strike on the plane was published, which The New York Times said was authentic.
As a reminder, on the morning of January 8, at about 06:10 local time, a Ukrainian UIA airline plane crashed shortly after taking off from Tehran airport (Iran). There were 176 people on board, including passengers and crew. Among them were 11 Ukrainians: 2 passengers and 9 crew members. The remaining passengers were citizens of Iran (82), Canada (63), Sweden (10), Afghanistan (4), Germany (3) and the United Kingdom (3). No one survived.
The leaders of Canada and the United Kingdom have already said that, according to their information, the plane was shot down by Iranian air defenses. Iran has so far rejected these accusations, but says it is willing to cooperate in the investigation of what happened.
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