Zelensky to address Ukrainians today over downed UIA plane incident
It will be a video address.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky is due to address the Ukrainian people with a video address tonight, January 11, over the incident involving the downed UIA plane. His press secretary Yulia Mendel said this.
“The video address will take place after the Head of State holds consultations with a group of Ukrainian specialists working at the site of the tragedy in Iran, with international partners, and after a telephone conversation with the President of the Islamic Republic of Iran Hassan Rouhani,” — Mendel said.
Recall that earlier this morning Iran admitted its guilt in the crash of the UIA airliner. It had mistaken the plane for a “hostile target.” Zelensky said that our side will insist on full acknowledgment of guilt, as well as holding those responsible accountable and paying compensation.
In addition, Ukraine must already today provide the second black box, which will provide more information.
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