Some people reportedly arrested in Iran for their role in Ukrainian plane crash

Iran’s judiciary has arrested some people for their role in the crash of a Ukrainian plane that Tehran said was accidentally hit by an Iranian missile, judiciary spokesman Gholamhossein Esmaili said on Tuesday, according to Reuters.  Meanwhile, Iranian President Hassan Rouhani said on Tuesday that the Judiciary Branch should form a special court to look […]

Iran’s judiciary has arrested some people for their role in the crash of a Ukrainian plane that Tehran said was accidentally hit by an Iranian missile, judiciary spokesman Gholamhossein Esmaili said on Tuesday, according to Reuters

Meanwhile, Iranian President Hassan Rouhani said on Tuesday that the Judiciary Branch should form a special court to look into the case of the Ukrainian airliner that was downed mistakenly.

IRNA says that speaking in the ceremony to commemorate the bests in national agriculture, President Rouhani said that from the very moment he thought the crash was not a normal one, he tried hard to shorten the investigation time and understand well that how it happened. 

He said that as soon as he found out the facts, he wanted the officials to inform the people, adding that even if the plane had crashed in a normal way due to a technical difficulty, it would still be painful; but now that it became clear that a human error has caused it, it becomes more painful and unforgivable.

He promised the bereaved families to pursue the case with all his ability.

President Rouhani added that it was a good step that the military forces accepted their mistake and apologized for that, but other steps should be taken as well.  He said that more than one person is definitely responsible for shooting down the passenger plane.

The president noted that the government feels equally responsible towards both Iranian and non-Iranians who perished aboard the flight.

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