According to a foreign journal Newsweek, the plane was targeted and destroyed by Iranian anti-aircraft missiles; Iran refused to supply the aircraft's black box.
Tehran (Urdu point newspaper - January 09, 2020) Iran destroys Ukrainian passenger plane by hitting missiles, confirms, according to foreign journal Newsweek, the aircraft was targeted by Iranian anti-aircraft missiles, Iran Due to this the aircraft refused to provide the black box. According to details, the foreign journal Newsweek is claiming that a Ukrainian passenger plane was hit by a missile in Tehran two days ago.
Pentagon officials have also confirmed the matter, according to Newsweek. Ukrainian passenger aircraft was targeted by anti-aircraft missiles, Pentagon officials said. Russian-made missiles were used by Iran. All of this was a result of a misunderstanding.
On the other hand, according to the British news agency BBC Urdu, Iran has refused to hand over the Boeing Company or the United States to the Black Box aircraft of the Ukrainian aircraft destroyed in Tehran.
Ali Abidzade, head of Iran's Civil Aviation Organization, has said that we will not give the Black Box to the manufacturer and the United States. It is not yet clear which country will review the black box cockpit voice recorder and flight data recorder, but the investigation into the crash will be conducted by Iran's aviation agency and Ukraine may also be included.
Iranian military officials have denied the rumors that circulating about the Ukrainian plane and called it a psychological warfare. On the other hand, it is said that according to international aviation rules, Iran has the right to lead the investigation. But it also includes the aircraft company, and experts say that experts in some countries are capable of analyzing the black box.
It is noteworthy that two days ago a Boeing 800-737 passenger plane from Ukraine flying to Tehran International Airport fell victim to the crash, with 176 people aboard the plane. The plane crashed just eight minutes after the flight, and none of the crew and passengers survived.