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Ukrainian aircraft crashed in Iran, killing all 176 onboard

A Ukrainian aircraft with 176 travellers and team on board crashed close to Tehran’s Imam Khomeini air terminal in Iran on Wednesday. Iran’s state TV said each one of those on board the aircraft is dead.

As indicated by the Iranian media, the Boeing 737-800 crashed slammed close to Parand, a suburb southwest of capital Tehran not long after take-off.

Iran’s Red Crescent prior said there was no way of discovering survivors. Pictures posted via web-based networking media likewise showed that there were no survivors. Prior reports said there was 180 onboard plane.

As indicated by Flighradar24 flight tracker, the Ukraine International Airlines Flight 752 was scheduled to take off at 5:15 am Tehran time making for Boryspil International Airport in the Ukrainian capital of Kyiv. The real flight time was postponed for nearly 60 minutes at 6:12 am.

A video posted by Iran’s ISNA news office indicated a swoon shine of light gleaming instantly before a gigantic fireball was seen. Photographs posted online by ISNA additionally showed destruction of the plane dispersed everywhere throughout the ground.

The episode comes only hours after Iran propelled a retaliatory assault on two US bases in Iraq.

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