Ukraine's plane was the one we accidentally dropped: Iran's confession

The aircraft had a total of 176 passengers, including 82 from Iran, 63 from Canada, 11 from Ukraine

Teheran, Ta. January 11, 2020, Saturday

Within a few minutes of flying from Tehran, Iran has finally confessed to the responsibility of smashing Ukraine's aircraft. The Iranian government said in a statement that Iranian missiles had accidentally smashed the Boeing 737 aircraft. The crash killed all 176 passengers aboard the plane.

The Iranian foreign minister regretted the incident, confirming that Iran's President Hassan Rouhani had crashed the plane due to 'human error' and said that strict action would be taken against those responsible for the incident. On the other hand, Ukraine has sought Iran's compensation for the tragedy.

After a meeting with Iran's civil aviation department, there was already a possibility that Iran would admit its error. In fact, the United States mistakenly targeted the Ukrainian International Airlines (UIA) passenger plane when it went to attack the American base after killing General Qasim Sulaiman, Iran's top commander in an airstrike at Iraq's Baghdad airport.

The plane killed all 176 passengers, including 82 from Iran, from Iran, 63 from Canada, 11 from Ukraine, 10 from Sweden, four from Afghanistan and 3-3 from Germany and Britain. The incident took place on January 8 when the plane departed Kiev, Ukraine, from the Imam Khomeini International Airport in Tehran.

It was only when this happened that countries such as the United States, Canada, Australia and Britain claimed that Iran had mistakenly targeted a passenger plane. However, Iran initially denied the claim and blamed it for the technical reason behind the plane crash.

Iranian Foreign Minister tweeted

Iranian Foreign Minister Jawad Zarif tweeted that the day was sad. Initial Army investigations revealed that a human error caused the accident at the time of the US attack. We apologize to the families of the victims who have regretted the incident.

After persistent denial, Iran acknowledged the truth

Iran said on Friday amid claims by Australia and Canada that Ukraine's aircraft did not fall prey to its missile. However, three days after the incident, Iran confessed that the plane was broken by an Iranian missile due to human error. Iranian President Hassan Rouhani said that an internal investigation by security forces showed that the missile fired by the missile caused the plane to crash.

Rouhani said those responsible for the tragedy should not be released. A case will be filed against them. Ukraine sought compensation. "We demand full investigation and return to Iran on this issue," said Jilensky, the president of Ukraine. Iran confesses mistake of breaking Ukraine's plane So we should get compensation.