This video shows Ukrainian plane getting struck by a missile over Iran: by lisettevoytko
: 82 Iranians, 11 Ukrainians , 4 Afghans, 3 Britons and 3 Germans. Ukraine International Airlines, the plane’s operator, said in a press conference that it was one of the best in their fleet. The crash happened only a few hours after Iran targeted U.S.
-led forces at two military bases in Iraq in retaliation for the killing of Iranian general Qassem Soleimani in an American drone strike. Boeing, already facing international scrutiny over its safety record, faces renewed pressure following the crash of the Boeing 737-800NG, one of the most-flown commercial airliners in the world and the predecessor of the grounded 737 MAX.
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