Statements, legal dispatches, and news from the Association of Families of Flight PS752 Victims.
In January of 2020, a group by the name of “Artist of GTA” was created to keep the memories of the victims of the downed Flight PS752 alive. “Hope” is the title of one of the painting projects which was initiated by the Peel District School Board. A group of talented students was selected, and ...
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The head of Ukrainian investigation team has said that evidence from the passengers on board flight PS752 suggests that something had happened to the plane even before it was hit by the missiles fired at it by the Revolutionary Guard. Alexander Ruvin, Director of the Kyiv Research Institute of Forensics, says evidence shows that passengers ...
Read MoreAmirali Alavi, a member of the Association of Families of Flight #PS752 Victims, explained details of the virtual meeting with Hon. Ambassador of Ukraine. We raised several of our concerns including how the skies were kept open for commercial aircrafts amid the known tensions, the firing of two successive missiles, the initial cover-up for three ...
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In an interview with RFE/RL on Thursday, the Foreign Minister of Ukraine underlined that Ukraine will continue to work with the other countries whose citizens were killed when Iran shot down an airliner January 8 and not seek a separate settlement with Iran. Radio Farda reported April 14 that Iran was offering Ukraine a Memorandum ...
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Today, April 16, 2020 is the 100th day since the missile attack of Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps on the UIA flight PS752 passenger aircraft over Tehran which claimed 177 innocent lives. Unfortunately, Iranian authorities have not yet answered any of our numerous questions about this horrific crime. One hundred days have passed and there ...
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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 ...
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About two years ago, flight number 3704 of Aseman Airlines crashed near Yasouj, Iran. The Iranian government delivered the black box of the plane to France in less than three weeks and the information was immediately read.
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After a month of silence, the Islamic Republic Minister of Roads and Transport, Mohammad Eslami, said on Sunday that the coronavirus outbreak in Iran had stopped the procedure of decoding the black boxes of the Ukraine International Airlines (UIA) passenger plane downed on January 8 over Tehran. The Islamic Revolution Guards Corps’ (IRGC) missiles shot ...
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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The black box of a Ukrainian passenger airliner mistakenly shot down over Iran last month is damaged and Iran will not hand it over to another country despite pressure for access, state media quoted top Iranian ministers as saying on February 19. Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said last week that he had “impressed upon” ...
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KYIV – Ukrainian officials have unveiled a monument at Kyiv’s international airport to commemorate the victims of a Ukrainian airliner that crash in Iran last month. The Ukraine International Airlines (UIA) Boeing 737-800 crashed on January 8 after taking off from Tehran’s primary international airport, killing all 176 people aboard. Three days after the tragedy, ...
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The representatives of the nations that lost citizens when Iran shot down a civilian plane on January 8 over Tehran have called upon the Islamic Republic to hand over the black boxes for expert analysis. Victims of the crash included 82 Iranians, 63 Canadians, eleven Ukrainians, ten Swedes, four Afghans, three Germans, and three Britons. ...
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