Statements, legal dispatches, and news from the Association of Families of Flight PS752 Victims.
July 28, 2020 — Iran and Ukraine are set to start their negotiations regarding Flight PS752 this week. Iran’s trip to Ukraine comes just a week after the read-out of the flight recorders in France. The Association of Families of Flight PS752 Victims is monitoring the negotiation process closely. In our view, no agreement on ...
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The read-out of the black boxes of Flight PS752 will start from today, July 20. What must have been done in the month of January has been obstructed and delayed until July. The story of the black boxes is long-winded. In the initial press releases, Iran announced that the black boxes were found undamaged. Yet ...
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On July 11, Iran’s Aircraft Accident Investigation Bureau (AAIB) published its third report on its investigations into the downing of Flight PS752. This report not only failed to answer our existing questions, it also raised further questions and suspicions. In this report, Iran has attempted to reduce this sophisticated multi-layered attack to a mere human ...
Read MoreThe Association of Families of Flight PS752 Victims spokesperson, Hamed Esmaeilion on Roy Green show: Families demanding justice and truth.
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Dear Mr. Sciacchitano, President of ICAO I am writing to you as the spokesperson of the Association of Families of Flight PS752 Victims in regard to the overt hesitations and reservations of the ICAO in response to the non-compliances of Iran. More importantly, I speak to you as a grieving husband and a devastated father ...
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The truth is evident and needs no explanation. They are well aware of the evil that they played. We are wondering if their supporters do care about it! The Iranian regime needs to answer the families of PS752 victims the same questions asked from the U.S.! How you could not distinguish between a cruise missile ...
Read MoreOn January 8, 2020, a crime took place in Tehran’s airspace and over its international airport that devastated our lives forever. We have grieved over this pain a great deal and sobbed for our sorrow days and nights, and we have successively spoken of this atrocity. However, grieving and crying and talking are not enough. ...
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