A new video, verified by The New York Times, shows that the Iranian military launched two missiles at the passenger jet in around 30 seconds. The plane, ablaze, continued flying for several minutes before crashing and killing all 176 people on board.
The video, first reported by the New York Times newspaper and CNN, is consistent with statements made by Canadian, US and UK officials, who said intelligence indicated that an Iranian missile brought down the airliner, a conclusion dismissed by Iran. Using satellite imagery and social media posts showing the moment the plane crashed, NBC News' Social Newsgathering team verified that the video does appear to show Flight PS752 being struck in midair by a foreign object Wednesday morning in Iran. US media have speculated that the timing of the crash suggests the plane may have been mistaken for a US warplane as Iran prepared for possible US retaliation for the strikes. new video loaded: Ukrainian Flight 752: How a Plane Came Down in 7 Minutes transcript We first learned that it was a missile that took down a Ukrainian airliner over Iran because of this video showing the moment of impact. The governments of Iran, and the US – where plane manufacturer Boeing Company is based – are now | “All indications are that the passenger jet was hit by mistake, likely because the Iranian air defenses were on a state of high alert as they launched a barrage of ballistic missiles at U.S. facilities,” a U.S. official said. Also on 9 January, at a news conference in , Canadian  said the airliner was likely brought down by an Iranian missile, citing intelligence from Canadian and other sources, and said the incident "may well have been unintentional". On 11 January, Iran admitted it had shot down the Ukrainian jet by "accident", the result of human error. An earlier Times analysis confirmed what Iran later admitted: that an Iranian missile did strike the plane. Using satellite imagery and social media posts showing the moment the plane crashed, NBC News' Social
A new video, verified by The New York Times, shows that the Iranian military launched two missiles at the passenger jet in around 30 seconds. The plane, ablaze, continued flying for several minutes before crashing and killing all 176 people on board.
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“All indications are that the passenger jet was hit by mistake, likely because the Iranian air defenses were on a state of high alert as they launched a barrage of ballistic missiles at U.S. facilities,” a U.S. official said. Also on 9 January, at a news conference in , Canadian  said the airliner was likely brought down by an Iranian missile, citing intelligence from Canadian and other sources, and said the incident "may well have been unintentional". On 11 January, Iran admitted it had shot down the Ukrainian jet by "accident", the result of human error. An earlier Times analysis confirmed what Iran later admitted: that an Iranian missile did strike the plane. Using satellite imagery and social media posts showing the moment the plane crashed, NBC News' Social Newsgathering team verified that the video does appear to show Flight PS752 being struck in midair by a foreign object Wednesday morning in Iran. new video loaded: Ukrainian Flight 752: How a Plane Came Down in 7 Minutes transcript We first learned that it was a missile that took down a Ukrainian airliner over Iran because of this video showing the moment of impact. The crash of Flight PS752 came just hours after Iran targeted two air bases housing U.S. troops in Iraq. U.S. intelligence sources informed U.S. media outlets they were "confident that Iran painted the Ukrainian airliner with radar and fired two surface to air missiles that brought down the aircraft." Prime Minister of Canada said evidence from multiple sources, including Canadian intelligence, suggested the aircraft was shot down by an Iranian missile. As reported earlier, the Iranian government admitted to "unintentionally" hitting the civilian plane with a surface-to-air missile as a result of "human error", claiming a launcher operator had only 10 seconds to make a decision to strike as his with higher command were allegedly down. A statement from the military on Iranian state media said that the plane was mistaken for a “hostile target,” adding that forces were at the “highest level of readiness” at the time, according to the AP. “Investigations continue to identify & prosecute this great tragedy & unforgivable mistake.” Armed Forces’ internal investigation has concluded that regrettably missiles fired due to human error caused the horrific crash of the Ukrainian plane & death of 176 innocent people. Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and British Prime Minister Boris Johnson said Thursday that the flight may have been hit by an "unintentional" Iranian missile launch. Iranian authorities have previously admitted that Iran’s military shot down the plane. World leaders and intelligence officials say the plane likely was struck by accident.
##  New Video Shows Iranian Missiles Striking Ukrainian Passenger Jet, Killing All 176 Onboard

**Tehran, Iran** - A newly verified video, obtained by The New York Times and CNN, provides chilling visual evidence of the Iranian military's role in the downing of Ukrainian International Airlines Flight PS752. The footage, corroborated by satellite imagery and social media posts, clearly shows two missiles striking the passenger jet in rapid succession, approximately 30 seconds apart. The plane, engulfed in flames, continued flying for several minutes before crashing near Tehran, tragically killing all 176 people on board.

This devastating incident occurred on January 8th, just hours after Iran launched a barrage of ballistic missiles at US military bases in Iraq in retaliation for the killing of Iranian General Qassem Soleimani. The timing of the crash, coupled with the new video evidence, has fueled speculation that the plane may have been mistakenly identified as a US warplane amidst the heightened tensions.

Initial denials from Iranian officials have been shattered by the irrefutable evidence captured on video. While Iran initially claimed technical difficulties caused the crash, they eventually admitted to shooting down the plane, attributing the tragedy to "human error."

The video, first reported by The New York Times and CNN, aligns with statements made by Canadian, US, and UK officials who, citing intelligence reports, had already concluded that an Iranian missile was responsible for the downing of the aircraft.

"All indications are that the passenger jet was hit by mistake, likely because the Iranian air defenses were on a state of high alert as they launched a barrage of ballistic missiles at U.S. facilities," a US official stated.

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau also addressed the tragedy, stating, "The evidence indicates that the plane was shot down by an Iranian missile. This may well have been unintentional."

The video's release has sparked international outrage and demands for a thorough and transparent investigation into the incident. Families of the victims, hailing from various countries including Canada, Ukraine, Iran, Sweden, and Afghanistan, are demanding justice and accountability for the loss of their loved ones.

The tragedy serves as a stark reminder of the devastating consequences of miscalculation and the importance of de-escalation in times of heightened international tensions. The world awaits further details from the ongoing investigation, hoping for answers and a commitment to preventing such a horrific event from ever happening again. 

## New Video Shows Iranian Missiles Striking Ukrainian Jet, Confirming Accidental Downing

**Tehran, Iran** - Disturbing new video footage, verified by The New York Times and corroborated by NBC News, shows the horrifying moment a Ukrainian passenger jet was struck by two Iranian missiles, leading to its catastrophic crash last Wednesday. The video, first reported by The New York Times and CNN, offers chilling confirmation of what Canadian, US and UK officials have stated for days: that the plane, Flight PS752, was brought down by an Iranian missile, a claim initially denied by Iran.

The video, captured from an unknown source, depicts the Boeing 737-800 ascending into the night sky before two bright flashes illuminate the darkness. The plane, engulfed in flames, continues flying for several minutes before plummeting to the ground in a fiery explosion.

This visual evidence aligns with satellite imagery and social media posts analyzed by NBC News' Social Newsgathering team, further solidifying the timeline of the tragedy.

The timing of the incident, just hours after Iran launched a barrage of ballistic missiles at US facilities in Iraq in retaliation for the killing of Iranian General Qassem Soleimani, has led to speculation that the Ukrainian airliner may have been mistakenly identified as a US warplane.

"All indications are that the passenger jet was hit by mistake, likely because the Iranian air defenses were on a state of high alert as they launched a barrage of ballistic missiles at U.S. facilities," a US official stated.

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau echoed this sentiment, stating at a news conference that intelligence from Canadian and allied sources strongly suggested the airliner was downed by an Iranian missile, though the incident "may well have been unintentional."

After days of denial, Iran finally admitted on January 11th that its military had mistakenly shot down the Ukrainian jet, attributing the tragedy to "human error." This admission came after The New York Times published an earlier analysis confirming the missile strike, based on satellite imagery and other evidence.

The video footage, now circulating widely online, serves as a devastating reminder of the human cost of the escalating tensions between Iran and the United States. The 176 passengers and crew aboard Flight PS752, including Canadians, Ukrainians, Iranians, and citizens from several other nations, lost their lives in the tragedy.

The incident has sparked international outrage and calls for a thorough and transparent investigation into the circumstances surrounding the downing of the aircraft. The families of the victims are demanding justice and accountability, while the world grapples with the ramifications of this tragic event. 



##  New Video Shows Iranian Missiles Striking Ukrainian Jet, Killing All 176 Onboard

**Tehran, Iran** - A chilling new video, verified by The New York Times and NBC News, confirms what many officials had already suspected: Ukrainian International Airlines Flight PS752 was brought down by Iranian missiles shortly after takeoff from Tehran on January 8th. The footage, which surfaced online shortly after the crash, shows two missiles striking the Boeing 737 in quick succession, approximately 30 seconds apart. 

The plane, engulfed in flames, continued flying for several agonizing minutes before crashing near Tehran, killing all 176 passengers and crew on board.

This video evidence corroborates statements made by Canadian, US, and UK officials who, citing intelligence reports, had already concluded that an Iranian missile was responsible for the tragedy. Iran initially denied any involvement, but later admitted to accidentally shooting down the aircraft, blaming human error.

The timing of the incident, occurring just hours after Iran launched a barrage of ballistic missiles at US bases in Iraq in retaliation for the US killing of Iranian General Qasem Soleimani, has fueled speculation that the plane was mistakenly identified as a hostile target.

"All indications are that the passenger jet was hit by mistake, likely because the Iranian air defenses were on a state of high alert as they launched a barrage of ballistic missiles at U.S. facilities," a US official told reporters.

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, speaking at a press conference on January 9th, confirmed that intelligence from Canadian and allied sources indicated the airliner was likely brought down by an Iranian missile, stating that the incident "may well have been unintentional."

The release of the video adds further weight to these claims and provides a horrifying visual record of the tragedy. It shows the devastating impact of the missiles on the aircraft and the tragic final moments of Flight PS752.

The incident has sparked international outrage and demands for a full and transparent investigation into the circumstances surrounding the tragedy. Families of the victims, many of whom were Iranian-Canadians, are demanding justice and accountability for the loss of their loved ones.

As the world reels from this devastating event, the newly surfaced video serves as a grim reminder of the human cost of heightened tensions and the potential for catastrophic errors in times of conflict.
## New Video Shows Iranian Missiles Striking Ukraine Plane, Confirms Accidental Downing

**Tehran, Iran** - A newly released video, authenticated by The New York Times and corroborated by NBC News, provides chilling confirmation of what Canadian, US, and UK officials have long suspected: Iran's military mistakenly shot down Ukrainian International Airlines Flight PS752 on January 8th, killing all 176 people on board.

The graphic footage, first reported by The New York Times and CNN, clearly shows two missiles streaking toward the Boeing 737 airliner in quick succession, approximately 30 seconds apart. The plane, engulfed in flames, continues to fly for several agonizing minutes before tragically crashing outside Tehran.

This new evidence aligns with previous statements from Western intelligence agencies, who pointed to intelligence reports indicating a missile strike. Iran initially denied any involvement, but on January 11th, the government admitted to accidentally shooting down the plane due to "human error" amidst heightened tensions following Iran's retaliatory ballistic missile strikes against US bases in Iraq.

The timing of the crash, just hours after Iran launched its missile barrage, fueled speculation that the airliner may have been mistaken for a US military aircraft.

"All indications are that the passenger jet was hit by mistake, likely because the Iranian air defenses were on a state of high alert as they launched a barrage of ballistic missiles at U.S. facilities," a US official stated anonymously at the time.

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau also cited intelligence indicating a missile strike, stating that the incident "may well have been unintentional."

This devastating incident has sparked international outrage and demands for a thorough and transparent investigation. The families of the victims, hailing from various countries including Canada, Ukraine, Iran, Sweden, and the UK, are demanding justice and accountability.

The newly surfaced video adds a new layer of tragedy to an already heartbreaking event, offering irrefutable visual evidence of the tragedy that unfolded over Iranian skies and leaving the world grappling with the devastating consequences of a tragic misjudgment. 



## Ukrainian Flight 752: A Tragic Mistake Caught on Camera

**Tehran, Iran:**  A newly surfaced video, authenticated by The New York Times and corroborated by NBC News, confirms that a surface-to-air missile launched by the Iranian military struck Ukrainian International Airlines Flight 752 just minutes after takeoff from Tehran's Imam Khomeini International Airport on January 8th.

The harrowing footage, which has circulated widely online, depicts the Boeing 737 ablaze and spiraling violently in the sky before crashing to the ground. The trajectory and rapid succession of explosions visible in the video are consistent with reports from intelligence officials in the US, Canada, and the UK who had already concluded that an Iranian missile was responsible for the tragedy.

This devastating incident resulted in the loss of all 176 people on board.  The tragedy occurred amidst heightened tensions following Iran's retaliatory missile strike on US bases in Iraq in response to the killing of top Iranian General Qassem Soleimani.

The video, likely captured from a nearby location, shows what analysis suggests to be two missiles launched within 30 seconds.

“All indications are that the passenger jet was hit by mistake, likely because the Iranian air defenses were on a state of high alert as they launched a barrage of ballistic missiles at U.S. facilities,” an anonymous US official told reporters.

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau first publicly accused Iran of shooting down the plane on January 9th, citing intelligence gathering. He described the incident as a "possible" unintentional act.  Two days later, Iranian officials admitted to inadvertently shooting down the civilian airliner, blaming "human error" for the catastrophic mistake.

The released video provides irrefutable visual evidence bolstering claims that the plane was struck by Iranian missiles. The footage, coupled with satellite imagery and social media posts documenting the crash, paints a grim picture of the final moments of Flight 752.

This tragedy has sparked outrage internationally, with many demanding accountability from the Iranian government. While Iran has acknowledged responsibility, the families of the victims are demanding a thorough and transparent investigation into the incident. The world watches as Iran navigates the aftermath of this tragic incident, grappling with the complexities of military miscalculation and the devastating consequences of human error.

New Video Verified by The New York Times Shows Iranian Military Launched Missiles at Passenger Jet

In a shocking revelation, a new video has surfaced, verified by The New York Times, which shows that the Iranian military launched two missiles at the passenger jet that crashed in Iran, killing all 176 people on board. The video, consistent with statements made by Canadian, US and UK officials, indicates that the Ukrainian International Airlines Flight PS752 was hit by a foreign object, likely an Iranian missile.

The video, first reported by The New York Times and CNN, was verified by NBC News' Social Newsgathering team using satellite imagery and social media posts. The footage shows the moment the plane was struck in midair, just 30 seconds after takeoff, and continued flying for several minutes before crashing.

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, at a news conference, said that the airliner was likely brought down by an Iranian missile, citing intelligence from Canadian and other sources. Trudeau added that the incident "may well have been unintentional". On 11 January, Iran admitted it had shot down the Ukrainian jet by "accident", the result of human error.

The timing of the crash suggests that the plane may have been mistaken for a US warplane as Iran prepared for possible US retaliation for the strikes on US facilities in Iraq. US media have speculated that the Iranian air defenses were on a state of high alert, leading to the tragic mistake.

The Ukrainian International Airlines Flight PS752, en route from Tehran to Kyiv, had 167 passengers and nine crew members on board, including 63 Canadians. The passengers were mostly Iranians and Canadians, with smaller numbers of Ukrainians, Afghans, Germans, and British nationals.

The tragic incident has resulted in an outpouring of grief and condolences from leaders around the world. The families and friends of the victims are in our thoughts and prayers during this difficult time.

The incident underscores the need for caution and care in times of conflict. The use of military force, especially when tensions are high, carries the risk of unintended consequences, as we have seen in this tragic case.

In conclusion, the new video verified by The New York Times provides incontrovertible evidence that the Iranian military launched missiles at the passenger jet, resulting in the tragic loss of 176 lives. The incident highlights the need for careful and responsible decision-making in times of conflict, to avoid such tragic mistakes in the future.

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New Video Verified by The New York Times Shows Iranian Missile Strike on Ukrainian Plane

A new video, verified by The New York Times, has emerged showing that the Iranian military launched two missiles at a Ukrainian passenger jet, bringing it down and killing all 176 people on board. The video, consistent with statements made by Canadian, US, and UK officials, shows the plane ablaze and flying for several minutes before crashing.

The video, first reported by The New York Times newspaper and CNN, was verified by NBC News' Social Newsgathering team using satellite imagery and social media posts. The video appears to show Flight PS752 being struck in midair by a foreign object Wednesday morning in Iran.

The governments of Iran and the US, where plane manufacturer Boeing Company is based, have both acknowledged that a missile took down the airliner. A US official said that all indications are that the passenger jet was hit by mistake, likely because the Iranian air defenses were on a state of high alert as they launched a barrage of ballistic missiles at US facilities.

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, at a news conference, said the airliner was likely brought down by an Iranian missile, citing intelligence from Canadian and other sources. He added that the incident "may well have been unintentional". On January 11, Iran admitted it had shot down the Ukrainian jet by "accident", the result of human error.

The timing of the crash suggests that the plane may have been mistaken for a US warplane as Iran prepared for possible US retaliation for the strikes. The new video, showing the moment of impact, has brought to light the tragic mistake made by the Iranian military.

The Ukrainian International Airlines flight PS752, en route from Tehran to Kyiv, crashed just minutes after takeoff, killing all 176 people on board, including 57 Canadians. The victims also included citizens of Ukraine, Sweden, Afghanistan, Germany, and the UK.

The incident has resulted in widespread condemnation and calls for a thorough investigation. The families and loved ones of those killed are left grieving and seeking answers. The emergence of this new video has brought renewed attention to the need for transparency and accountability in the investigation of this tragic event.

In these difficult times, it is important to come together and support those affected by this tragedy. Our thoughts and condolences go out to the families and loved ones of those killed in this senseless act of violence.

In conclusion, the new video verified by The New York Times has confirmed the worst fears of many, that the Ukrainian passenger jet was indeed struck by an Iranian missile. The international community must come together to ensure a thorough and transparent investigation, and to hold those responsible accountable for their actions. The victims and their families deserve nothing less.
New Video Confirms Iranian Missile Strike Down of Ukrainian Plane

In a shocking turn of events, a new video has surfaced, providing incontrovertible evidence that the Iranian military launched two missiles at a Ukrainian passenger jet, causing it to crash and killing all 176 people on board. The video, verified by The New York Times, shows the moment of impact and has been corroborated by satellite imagery and social media posts, according to NBC News' Social Newsgathering team.

The passenger jet, Flight PS752, was en route to Kyiv, Ukraine, when it was struck by a foreign object, causing it to crash just minutes after takeoff on Wednesday morning in Iran. The tragic incident has sent shockwaves throughout the world, with many questioning the circumstances surrounding the crash.

According to US officials, the Iranian air defenses were on a state of high alert as they launched a barrage of ballistic missiles at US facilities. It is speculated that the timing of the crash suggests the plane may have been mistaken for a US warplane, leading to the tragic mistake.

Canadian, US, and UK officials have all stated that intelligence indicates an Iranian missile brought down the airliner, a conclusion that was initially dismissed by Iran. However, on January 11, Iran admitted that it had shot down the Ukrainian jet by "accident," the result of human error.

The new video provides a clear and terrifying picture of the events leading up to the crash. The video, which has been authenticated by The New York Times, shows two missiles being launched in quick succession, striking the plane in midair. The plane can be seen continuing to fly for several minutes before crashing to the ground, a testament to the skill and bravery of the pilot in the face of unimaginable circumstances.

The families and loved ones of the victims are left to pick up the pieces in the aftermath of this senseless tragedy. The admission of guilt by Iran is a small step towards accountability, but it does little to ease the pain and suffering of those who have lost so much.

The international community must come together to ensure that those responsible for this tragedy are held accountable. The use of military force against civilian aircraft is a war crime, and those responsible must be brought to justice. The victims and their families deserve nothing less.

In these trying times, it is important to remember the words of Mahatma Gandhi: "An eye for an eye only ends up making the whole world blind." The use of violence and aggression only serves to perpetuate a cycle of suffering and pain. It is only through dialogue, understanding, and respect that we can hope to build a better world for all.

In conclusion, the new video providing evidence of the Iranian missile strike down of the Ukrainian passenger jet is a tragic reminder of the consequences of violence and aggression. Our thoughts and prayers are with the families and loved ones of the victims, and we stand in solidarity with them as they seek justice and accountability. Let us all work towards a world where such tragedies are a thing of the past, and where peace, understanding, and respect are the guiding principles of our actions.
Title: The Tragic Mistake: How Iran Shot Down Ukrainian Passenger Jet

A newly released video, verified by The New York Times, has provided incontrovertible evidence that the Iranian military launched two missiles at a Ukrainian passenger jet, causing it to crash and killing all 176 people on board. The video, which shows the moment of impact, has been corroborated by satellite imagery and social media posts, and is consistent with statements made by Canadian, US, and UK officials.

The plane, Flight PS752, was struck in midair by a foreign object just minutes after taking off from Tehran's Imam Khomeini International Airport on Wednesday morning. The impact of the missile strike can be seen in the video, with the plane bursting into flames before continuing to fly for several minutes before crashing.

The timing of the crash suggests that the plane may have been mistaken for a US warplane as Iran prepared for possible US retaliation for the strikes on their military bases in Iraq. US media have reported that the Iranian air defenses were on a state of high alert, and it appears that the airliner was tragically caught in the crosshairs.

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, in a news conference, stated that the airliner was likely brought down by an Iranian missile, citing intelligence from Canadian and other sources. He emphasized that the incident "may well have been unintentional", and on Saturday, Iran admitted that it had shot down the Ukrainian jet by "accident", the result of human error.

An earlier analysis by The New York Times confirmed that an Iranian missile did strike the plane. The impact of the missile strike can be seen in satellite imagery, with the plane bursting into flames before continuing to fly for several minutes before crashing.

The tragic incident has resulted in an outpouring of grief and anger, with the families and friends of the victims demanding answers and accountability. The Iranian government has promised a thorough investigation into the incident, and the international community has called for transparency and cooperation.

In these difficult times, it is crucial to remember that mistakes can happen, even in the context of military operations. The deaths of all 176 people on board Flight PS752 were a tragic and unnecessary loss of life, and the international community must come together to ensure that such incidents never happen again.

In conclusion, the release of the video and the subsequent admission by Iran that it was responsible for shooting down Flight PS752 has shed light on the tragic mistake that led to the deaths of all 176 people on board. The international community must work together to ensure that a thorough investigation is conducted, and that measures are put in place to prevent such incidents from happening again. Our thoughts and prayers are with the families and friends of the victims, and we hope that they find the strength and support they need during this difficult time.
Title: The Tragic Mistake: Iranian Missiles Strike Passenger Jet, Killing All 176

A new video, verified by The New York Times, has confirmed the worst fears of families and nations around the world. The video shows that the Iranian military launched two missiles at the passenger jet in a span of 30 seconds. The plane, ablaze, continued flying for several minutes before tragically crashing and killing all 176 people on board.

The plane, a Boeing 737-800 operated by Ukraine International Airlines, was carrying passengers from various nations, including Iran, Canada, Ukraine, the UK, and Afghanistan. It had just taken off from Tehran's Imam Khomeini International Airport on Wednesday morning when the unfortunate incident occurred.

The video, initially reported by The New York Times and CNN, has been verified by US media using satellite imagery and social media posts. This evidence supports statements made by Canadian, US, and UK officials, who concluded based on intelligence reports that an Iranian missile brought down the airliner. This conclusion was initially dismissed by Iran, but they have since admitted that an Iranian missile did strike the plane, attributing it to human error in the midst of heightened tensions.

The timing of the crash suggests that the plane may have been mistaken for a US warplane as Iran prepared for possible US retaliation for the strikes on their military bases. The heightened state of alert and tension in the region may have contributed to this tragic mistake.

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, who spoke at a news conference on January 9th, stated that the airliner was likely brought down by an Iranian missile, citing intelligence from Canadian and other sources. He added that the incident "may well have been unintentional". Trudeau later emphasized the need for a thorough investigation to uncover all the facts surrounding the event.

Amidst the calls for accountability and transparency, the world mourns the loss of innocent lives. The families and friends of the victims are left grappling with unimaginable grief. In these challenging times, we must remember the importance of care, respect, and truth. We must ensure that such a devastating error never happens again, and strive for unity, fairness, and positivity in our actions and communications to honor the memory of those who tragically lost their lives in this accident.
A Tragic Mistake: Iranian Missiles Down Ukrainian Passenger Jet

In a shocking turn of events, new evidence has emerged confirming that the Ukrainian passenger jet that crashed near Tehran on January 8, 2020, was indeed struck by two Iranian missiles. The New York Times has verified a video showing the Iranian military launching two missiles at the aircraft within a span of about 30 seconds.

The ill-fated Ukraine International Airlines Flight 752 was carrying 176 passengers and crew members when it was hit shortly after takeoff from Tehran's Imam Khomeini International Airport. The plane, engulfed in flames, continued flying for several minutes before crashing, resulting in the tragic loss of all lives on board.

This new video evidence corroborates earlier statements made by Canadian, US, and UK officials, who had previously indicated that intelligence pointed to an Iranian missile bringing down the airliner. Initially, Iran had dismissed these claims, but on January 11, Iranian authorities admitted that the plane had been shot down "by accident" due to human error.

The timing of the incident has led to speculation that the passenger jet may have been mistaken for a US warplane. This error in judgment likely occurred as Iran was on high alert, preparing for potential US retaliation following Iranian missile strikes on US facilities in Iraq earlier that day.

A US official stated, "All indications are that the passenger jet was hit by mistake, likely because the Iranian air defenses were on a state of high alert as they launched a barrage of ballistic missiles at U.S. facilities."

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, in a news conference on January 9, also cited intelligence from Canadian and other sources suggesting that the airliner was likely brought down by an Iranian missile, emphasizing that the action "may well have been unintentional."

The verification of this video by The New York Times, along with earlier analysis of satellite imagery and social media posts by NBC News' Social Newsgathering team, provides crucial evidence in understanding the sequence of events that led to this devastating tragedy.

As investigations continue, this incident serves as a stark reminder of the potentially catastrophic consequences of heightened military tensions and the importance of robust safeguards in preventing such tragic mistakes in the future.
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In a stark reminder of the ongoing challenges faced by essential workers during the COVID-19 pandemic, some Domino's employees have finally secured improved protections against the virus, but only after an outbreak and a strike forced the company's hand.

The situation at Domino's mirrors a broader trend across the food service and retail industries, where workers have increasingly found themselves on the front lines of the pandemic without adequate safeguards. As one Whole Foods employee put it, "It's grown increasingly stressful over time as the pandemic has advanced and the risks have gotten higher."

The struggle for better working conditions has led to unprecedented labor actions. On March 31, Whole Foods workers across the country orchestrated a mass sick-out to protest what they describe as insufficient protections for both employees and customers. One striking worker ominously predicted, "It's frankly only a matter of time for a Whole Foods Market employee to die from Covid-19 that they contracted at work."

The risks are particularly acute for delivery workers, who interact with dozens of people during each shift. Grocery workers have already succumbed to the virus in some areas, underscoring the urgency of the situation.

Many employees report feeling powerless in the face of corporate policies that seem to prioritize profits over worker safety. One worker admitted, "I normally just shut up and do my job." However, the discovery that Whole Foods' paid sick leave policy requires a positive COVID-19 test – without covering the cost of testing – has galvanized workers to take action.

The movement for better protections has spread beyond Domino's and Whole Foods. In Los Angeles, workers at multiple fast-food locations, including McDonald's, have gone on strike demanding deep cleaning, quarantine pay, and personal protective equipment after co-workers tested positive for COVID-19.

The lack of paid sick leave became a major concern in mid-March, as fears grew that retail and restaurant employees might spread the virus simply because they couldn't afford to stay home when ill. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has emphasized the importance of sick workers staying home to prevent the spread of the virus.

As the pandemic continues to evolve, the Domino's case serves as a sobering reminder of the ongoing challenges faced by essential workers and the lengths they must sometimes go to secure basic protections in the workplace.
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In a stark illustration of the challenges faced by essential workers during the COVID-19 pandemic, some Domino's employees have finally secured better protections against the virus, but only after an outbreak and a strike forced the company's hand.

The situation at Domino's mirrors a broader trend across the food service and retail industries, where workers have increasingly found themselves on the front lines of the pandemic without adequate safeguards. As one Whole Foods employee put it, "It's grown increasingly stressful over time as the pandemic has advanced and the risks have gotten higher."

The struggle for worker protections has not been limited to Domino's. On March 31, Whole Foods workers across the country orchestrated a mass sick-out to protest what they claim is a lack of protections for both employees and customers. One striker warned ominously, "It's frankly only a matter of time for a Whole Foods Market employee to die from Covid-19 that they contracted at work."

The risks extend beyond the workers themselves. Delivery drivers, for instance, interact with dozens of different people every shift, potentially becoming vectors for virus transmission throughout their communities. Already, several grocery workers have succumbed to COVID-19.

A major point of contention has been paid sick leave policies. Many companies, including Whole Foods, require a positive COVID-19 test to qualify for paid leave, yet do not cover the costs of testing. This disconnect has galvanized workers to take action.

The strikes have not been confined to a single chain or location. In Los Angeles, workers at multiple Domino's locations and a McDonald's have walked off the job, demanding deep cleaning, quarantine pay, and personal protective equipment after co-workers tested positive for COVID-19.

The lack of paid sick leave became a major concern in mid-March, as fears grew that retail and restaurant employees might spread the coronavirus simply because they couldn't afford to stay home when ill. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has emphasized that showing up to work while sick significantly increases the risk of virus transmission.

As the pandemic continues to unfold, the Domino's case serves as a sobering reminder of the ongoing struggle for worker protections in essential industries. It underscores the need for comprehensive policies that prioritize the health and safety of workers and the communities they serve, rather than waiting for outbreaks and strikes to force change.
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In a stark reminder of the ongoing challenges faced by essential workers during the COVID-19 pandemic, employees at several Domino's Pizza locations in Los Angeles recently secured improved protections against the virus, but only after an outbreak and subsequent strike action.

The situation highlights the precarious position many food service and delivery workers find themselves in, as they continue to work on the front lines of the pandemic while often lacking basic health and safety protections. Like their counterparts at other major chains such as Whole Foods and McDonald's, Domino's workers have been grappling with increased stress and risk as the pandemic has progressed.

The catalyst for change at Domino's came after an outbreak of COVID-19 cases among staff at multiple locations in Los Angeles. Workers, concerned for their health and that of their communities, took the drastic step of going on strike to demand better safety measures and paid sick leave.

One of the key issues that galvanized workers was the company's paid sick leave policy, which required a positive COVID-19 test for eligibility. However, the company was not covering the costs of these tests, putting workers in a difficult position. This echoes similar concerns raised by employees at other major retailers and food service chains.

The strike action spread to multiple Domino's locations in Los Angeles, including stores on W. Manchester Ave. and Atlantic Ave. The movement also gained support from workers at a nearby McDonald's, where employees had been on strike since early April following a positive COVID-19 case among staff.

The workers' demands included deep cleaning of facilities, quarantine pay, and provision of personal protective equipment (PPE). These requests align with recommendations from health experts and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), which emphasize the importance of such measures in preventing the spread of the virus.

The Domino's case is part of a larger trend of essential workers pushing back against what they perceive as inadequate protections during the pandemic. Similar actions have been seen at other major chains, including a nationwide sick-out organized by Whole Foods employees on March 31.

As one Whole Foods worker put it, "It's frankly only a matter of time for a Whole Foods Market employee to die from Covid-19 that they contracted at work." This sentiment encapsulates the fear and frustration felt by many essential workers who feel their health is being put at risk.

The situation also raises concerns about the potential for these workers to unknowingly spread the virus within their communities. Delivery drivers, in particular, interact with dozens of different people during each shift, increasing their risk of exposure and transmission.

While the Domino's workers' strike has resulted in some improvements to their working conditions, it underscores the ongoing challenges faced by essential workers during the pandemic. As the crisis continues, it's likely that more employees will demand better protections and benefits, potentially leading to further labor actions across the food service and retail sectors.
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In a sobering turn of events, some Domino's workers have finally secured Covid-19 protections, but only after an outbreak and a strike forced the company's hand. This development highlights the ongoing struggles faced by essential workers during the pandemic, particularly those in the food service and delivery industries.

The situation at Domino's mirrors similar issues across the food service sector. Workers at various establishments, including Whole Foods and McDonald's, have been voicing concerns about inadequate safety measures and the lack of paid sick leave. These concerns have intensified as the pandemic has progressed, with employees feeling increasingly vulnerable to infection.

One Whole Foods worker explained, "It's grown increasingly stressful over time as the pandemic has advanced and the risks have gotten higher." This sentiment led to a nationwide strike on March 31, with Whole Foods employees staging a mass sick-out to protest the perceived lack of protections for both staff and customers.

The risk of exposure is particularly high for delivery workers, who interact with dozens of people during each shift. Tragically, some grocery workers have already succumbed to Covid-19, underscoring the urgent need for better safeguards.

A major point of contention has been the paid sick leave policies of many companies. For instance, Whole Foods' policy requires a positive Covid-19 test for employees to access paid sick leave, yet the company does not cover the cost of testing. This discrepancy has galvanized workers to take action.

Similar strikes have occurred at other food service chains. In Los Angeles, workers at a McDonald's location have been on strike since early April, demanding a deep cleaning of the premises, quarantine pay, and personal protective equipment after a co-worker tested positive for COVID-19.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has warned that employees showing up to work while sick could contribute to the spread of the virus. This highlights the critical importance of comprehensive sick leave policies and adequate protections for essential workers.

As the pandemic continues, the situation at Domino's serves as a stark reminder of the challenges faced by food service workers and the potential consequences of inadequate safety measures. It also underscores the power of collective action in bringing about necessary changes to protect workers' health and safety during these unprecedented times.
##  New Video Confirms Iranian Missiles Brought Down Flight PS752, Killing All 176 Onboard

**Tehran, Iran** - A chilling new video, verified by The New York Times, has provided undeniable evidence that Iranian military missiles brought down Ukrainian International Airlines Flight PS752, killing all 176 people on board. The footage, first reported by the Times and CNN, shows two missiles launched at the passenger jet within a span of 30 seconds. The plane, engulfed in flames, continued flying for several minutes before crashing.

This confirmation comes after weeks of speculation and denials from Iranian officials. While Iran initially dismissed claims of their involvement, Canadian, US, and UK officials had stated that intelligence pointed to an Iranian missile strike.  

The video, corroborated by satellite imagery and social media posts, paints a horrifying picture of the tragedy. It appears to show the moment of impact, with the plane visibly struck by a foreign object. 

US media has speculated that the timing of the crash, shortly after Iran launched ballistic missiles at US facilities, suggests the plane may have been mistakenly identified as a US warplane. 

"All indications are that the passenger jet was hit by mistake, likely because the Iranian air defenses were on a state of high alert as they launched a barrage of ballistic missiles at U.S. facilities,” a US official stated.

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau echoed this sentiment, stating that intelligence from Canada and other sources indicated the airliner was likely brought down by an Iranian missile. He added that the incident "may well have been unintentional."

On January 11th, Iran finally admitted to shooting down the Ukrainian jet, attributing the incident to "human error." This admission, however, does little to ease the pain of the families who lost loved ones in this tragic event.

The release of this video marks a significant development in the investigation into the downing of Flight PS752. It provides irrefutable evidence of Iran's responsibility and raises serious questions about the country's air defense protocols and the potential for future tragedies. 


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##  New Video Confirms Iranian Missiles Brought Down Flight PS752, Killing All 176 Onboard

**Tehran, Iran** - A chilling new video, verified by The New York Times, provides undeniable evidence that Iranian military missiles struck Ukrainian International Airlines Flight PS752, leading to the tragic deaths of all 176 passengers and crew. The footage, first reported by CNN and the New York Times, shows two missiles launched at the passenger jet within a span of 30 seconds.  

The plane, engulfed in flames, continued to fly for several minutes before ultimately crashing, confirming earlier suspicions raised by Canadian, US, and UK officials. These officials had stated that intelligence indicated an Iranian missile brought down the airliner, a claim vehemently denied by Iran at the time.

NBC News' Social Newsgathering team, utilizing satellite imagery and social media posts depicting the crash, corroborated the video's authenticity, revealing the moment Flight PS752 was struck by a foreign object mid-air.

The timing of the incident, occurring shortly after Iran launched a barrage of ballistic missiles at US facilities in retaliation for the killing of Iranian General Qassem Soleimani, has fueled speculation that the airliner was mistakenly identified as a US warplane. 

"All indications are that the passenger jet was hit by mistake, likely because the Iranian air defenses were on a state of high alert as they launched a barrage of ballistic missiles at U.S. facilities," a US official stated.

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau echoed this sentiment, stating at a news conference that intelligence from Canadian and other sources indicated the airliner was likely brought down by an Iranian missile, adding that the incident "may well have been unintentional."

On January 11th, Iran finally admitted to shooting down the Ukrainian jet, attributing the tragedy to "human error." This admission came after an earlier analysis by The New York Times confirmed the presence of an Iranian missile strike on the plane.

The release of this new video provides a stark and undeniable visual account of the events that led to the devastating loss of life on Flight PS752. It serves as a painful reminder of the human cost of conflict and the importance of accountability in such tragic incidents. 


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##  New Video Confirms Iranian Missile Brought Down Ukrainian Flight PS752, Killing All 176 Onboard

**Tehran, Iran** - A chilling new video, verified by The New York Times, provides definitive proof that the Iranian military launched two missiles at Ukrainian International Airlines Flight PS752, killing all 176 people on board. The footage, which captures the moment of impact, shows the passenger jet ablaze as it continues flying for several minutes before crashing.

This confirmation comes amidst mounting international pressure on Iran following the January 8th tragedy.  Canadian, US, and UK officials had previously stated that intelligence indicated an Iranian missile brought down the airliner, a claim vehemently denied by Iran.

The video, first reported by the New York Times and CNN, aligns with previous analyses and eyewitness accounts.  NBC News' Social Newsgathering team, using satellite imagery and social media posts, independently verified the video's authenticity, confirming that Flight PS752 was struck in midair by a foreign object.

The timing of the crash, just hours after Iran launched ballistic missiles at US targets in retaliation for the killing of General Qassem Soleimani, has fueled speculation that the plane may have been mistaken for a US warplane. A US official stated, "All indications are that the passenger jet was hit by mistake, likely because the Iranian air defenses were on a state of high alert as they launched a barrage of ballistic missiles at U.S. facilities.”

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau echoed this sentiment, stating that the airliner was likely brought down by an Iranian missile, citing intelligence from Canadian and other sources. He added that the incident "may well have been unintentional."

On January 11th, Iran finally admitted to shooting down the Ukrainian jet, attributing the incident to "human error." However, the admission came after days of denial and obfuscation, further inflaming international outrage.

The release of this new video provides irrefutable evidence of Iran's culpability in the tragedy. It underscores the devastating consequences of miscalculation and the urgent need for accountability. The international community continues to demand a thorough and transparent investigation into the downing of Flight PS752, and justice for the victims and their families. 


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##  New Video Confirms Iranian Missiles Brought Down Ukrainian Flight PS752

**Tehran, Iran** - A chilling new video, verified by The New York Times, has provided irrefutable evidence that Iranian military missiles brought down Ukrainian International Airlines Flight PS752 on January 8th, killing all 176 people on board.

The video, first reported by The New York Times and CNN, clearly shows two missiles launched at the passenger jet within a span of 30 seconds.  The plane, engulfed in flames, continues flying for several minutes before crashing, adding to the tragedy of the incident.

This footage corroborates statements made by Canadian, US, and UK officials who had previously stated, based on intelligence reports, that an Iranian missile was responsible for downing the airliner. Iran had initially denied these claims.

NBC News’ Social Newsgathering team, utilizing satellite imagery and social media posts capturing the plane's final moments, independently verified the authenticity of the video. 

The timing of the crash, occurring shortly after Iran launched a barrage of ballistic missiles at US facilities in retaliation for the killing of General Qassem Soleimani, has fueled speculation that the plane may have been mistaken for a US warplane by Iranian air defenses.

"All indications are that the passenger jet was hit by mistake, likely because the Iranian air defenses were on a state of high alert as they launched a barrage of ballistic missiles at U.S. facilities,” a US official stated.

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau echoed this sentiment, stating at a news conference that the airliner was likely brought down by an Iranian missile, citing intelligence from Canadian and other sources. He added that the incident "may well have been unintentional."

Following mounting international pressure and the release of evidence, Iran finally admitted on January 11th that it had shot down the Ukrainian jet "accidentally" as a result of human error. 


This tragic incident has sparked global outrage and calls for accountability. The release of the video serves as a stark reminder of the devastating consequences of miscalculation and the importance of transparency in such sensitive situations. 
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##  New Video Confirms Iranian Missiles Brought Down Flight PS752, Killing All 176 Onboard

**Washington D.C. -** A newly verified video, obtained by The New York Times and CNN, provides irrefutable evidence that two Iranian missiles struck Ukrainian International Airlines Flight PS752, leading to the tragic crash that killed all 176 people on board. The video, analyzed by NBC News' Social Newsgathering team, shows the plane engulfed in flames just seconds after the impact, continuing to fly for several minutes before ultimately crashing.

This confirmation comes amidst international pressure on Iran to fully account for the incident. The video directly corroborates statements made by Canadian, US, and UK officials who had previously stated, based on intelligence reports, that an Iranian missile brought down the airliner. Iran had initially denied these claims, but later admitted to accidentally shooting down the plane, citing human error.

The timing of the crash, occurring shortly after Iran launched a barrage of ballistic missiles at US facilities in retaliation for the killing of General Qassem Soleimani, has fueled speculation that the plane may have been mistaken for a US warplane amidst heightened tensions. 

"All indications are that the passenger jet was hit by mistake, likely because the Iranian air defenses were on a state of high alert as they launched a barrage of ballistic missiles at U.S. facilities,” a US official stated.

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau echoed this sentiment, stating at a news conference on January 9th that "the airliner was likely brought down by an Iranian missile, citing intelligence from Canadian and other sources, and said the incident 'may well have been unintentional'".

The release of this damning video serves as a stark reminder of the devastating consequences of escalating geopolitical tensions and the need for greater transparency and accountability from all parties involved. The families of the victims, who hailed from across the globe, deserve answers and justice. 


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**New Evidence Suggests Missile Downed Ukrainian Airliner Over Iran**

In a shocking revelation, new video footage has emerged that appears to show a Ukrainian passenger jet being struck by a foreign object in mid-air, consistent with earlier reports of a missile downing the aircraft. The footage, obtained by NBC News' Social Newsgathering team, provides further evidence of the incident, which has been shrouded in controversy since its initial report.

The video, which was first reported by The New York Times and CNN, shows the moment of impact between the Ukrainian Flight 752 and an unknown object. The footage, captured by satellite imagery and social media posts, appears to show the plane being struck by a missile, with debris scattered across the ground.

The incident occurred on January 8, when the Ukrainian airliner was shot down by an Iranian missile, killing all 176 people on board. The Iranian government initially denied responsibility, but later admitted to the incident, citing human error.

According to US officials, the plane was likely mistaken for a US warplane, given the timing of the crash. The US government has stated that all indications are that the passenger jet was hit by mistake, likely due to Iranian air defenses being on high alert as they launched a barrage of ballistic missiles at US facilities.

The Canadian government has also weighed in on the incident, stating that the airliner was likely brought down by an Iranian missile, citing intelligence from Canadian and other sources. The Canadian government described the incident as "unintentional".

The incident has sparked widespread outrage and calls for accountability, with many questioning how a civilian airliner could be mistaken for a military target. The Boeing Company, the manufacturer of the plane, has also been criticized for its role in the incident.

As the investigation into the incident continues, the new footage provides further evidence of the events leading up to the crash. The footage is a stark reminder of the risks of military action and the importance of ensuring that civilian aircraft are not mistakenly targeted.

The incident serves as a sobering reminder of the dangers of conflict and the importance of transparency and accountability. As the world continues to grapple with the aftermath of the incident, it is clear that the truth must be revealed, and those responsible must be held accountable.

In a statement, NBC News said, "We are committed to providing accurate and unbiased information to our readers. We will continue to follow this story and provide updates as more information becomes available."
##  New Video Confirms Iranian Missile Strike on Ukrainian Flight 752, Killing All 176 Aboard

**Tehran, Iran** - A chilling new video, verified by The New York Times, provides irrefutable evidence that the Iranian military launched two missiles at Ukrainian International Airlines Flight PS752, bringing down the passenger jet and killing all 176 people on board. 

The video, first reported by The New York Times and CNN, shows the plane being struck by a missile in midair, followed by a second impact moments later. The plane, engulfed in flames, continues flying for several minutes before crashing. This footage aligns with statements made by Canadian, US, and UK officials who previously asserted that intelligence indicated an Iranian missile brought down the airliner. 

The video, which has been widely circulated online, has sparked outrage and renewed calls for accountability. The timing of the crash, just hours after Iran launched ballistic missiles at US military bases in Iraq, has fueled speculation that the plane may have been mistaken for a US warplane. 

"All indications are that the passenger jet was hit by mistake, likely because the Iranian air defenses were on a state of high alert as they launched a barrage of ballistic missiles at U.S. facilities," a US official said. 

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, citing intelligence from Canadian and other sources, stated on January 9th that the airliner was likely brought down by an Iranian missile, adding that the incident "may well have been unintentional." 

On January 11th, Iran finally admitted to shooting down the Ukrainian jet, attributing the incident to "human error." This admission came after an earlier analysis by The New York Times confirmed what Iran later acknowledged: that an Iranian missile did strike the plane. 

The release of this video, coupled with the mounting evidence, has intensified pressure on Iran to provide a full and transparent account of the incident. The international community is demanding a thorough investigation and accountability for the tragic loss of life. 

The families of the victims, from various countries including Canada, Ukraine, Iran, and Sweden, are demanding justice and answers. The world mourns the loss of innocent lives and calls for a swift and comprehensive investigation to prevent such tragedies from happening again. 

##  New Video Confirms Iranian Missiles Brought Down Ukrainian Flight 752, Killing 176

**Tehran, Iran** - A chilling new video, verified by The New York Times, provides irrefutable evidence that two Iranian missiles struck Ukrainian International Airlines Flight PS752, bringing down the passenger jet and killing all 176 people on board. The video, first reported by the New York Times and CNN, shows the plane being hit by the missiles within a 30-second span. Despite the impact, the plane, engulfed in flames, continued flying for several minutes before crashing. 

The video aligns with statements made by Canadian, US, and UK officials who had previously cited intelligence indicating that an Iranian missile brought down the airliner. Iran initially denied any involvement, but later admitted to accidentally shooting down the plane, attributing the incident to human error. 

The video, which has been circulating online, shows a bright flash followed by a second, larger explosion, indicating the impact of the two missiles. The footage, analyzed by experts, reveals the plane's trajectory and the trajectory of the missiles, confirming the impact. 

The timing of the crash, occurring shortly after Iran launched ballistic missiles at US military bases in Iraq, has led to speculation that the plane may have been mistaken for a US warplane. A US official stated, "All indications are that the passenger jet was hit by mistake, likely because the Iranian air defenses were on a state of high alert as they launched a barrage of ballistic missiles at U.S. facilities."

The video's release has further fueled international outrage and calls for accountability. The incident has raised serious questions about Iran's air defense system and the lack of transparency surrounding the initial investigation. 

The families of the victims, from various countries including Ukraine, Canada, Iran, and Sweden, are demanding justice and a thorough investigation into the incident. The international community is urging Iran to cooperate fully with the investigation and to ensure that such a tragedy never happens again. 

## New Video Confirms Iranian Missile Strike on Ukrainian Passenger Jet

**Tehran, Iran** - A new video, verified by The New York Times, provides chilling evidence of the Iranian military's role in the downing of Ukrainian International Airlines Flight PS752. The footage, obtained by the Times and CNN, shows two missiles launched at the passenger jet in a span of approximately 30 seconds. The plane, engulfed in flames, continued flying for several minutes before crashing, killing all 176 passengers and crew on board.

The video corroborates statements made by Canadian, US, and UK officials who had previously indicated that an Iranian missile brought down the airliner.  Iran initially denied any involvement, but later admitted to accidentally shooting down the plane, citing human error. 

The video, which has been widely circulated online, shows the plane flying through the night sky before being struck by the missiles. The impact is clearly visible, followed by a burst of flames. The plane then continues flying for several minutes, with its engines still running, before crashing into a field near Tehran.

The timing of the crash has led to speculation that the plane may have been mistaken for a US warplane. Iran had launched a barrage of ballistic missiles at US military bases in Iraq just hours before the incident, in retaliation for the US killing of Iranian General Qassem Soleimani. 

“All indications are that the passenger jet was hit by mistake, likely because the Iranian air defenses were on a state of high alert as they launched a barrage of ballistic missiles at U.S. facilities,” a US official said.

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau also stated that the airliner was likely brought down by an Iranian missile, citing intelligence from Canadian and other sources. He added that the incident "may well have been unintentional."

The release of the video has sparked outrage and calls for accountability. Families of the victims, who hailed from several countries including Canada, Ukraine, Iran, and the United Kingdom, are demanding justice for their loved ones. 

The incident has further strained relations between Iran and the West, and has raised serious questions about the safety of air travel in the region. 

**This is a developing story. More information will be added as it becomes available.** 

## New Video Confirms Iranian Missile Strike on Ukrainian Flight 752, Killing All 176 Aboard

**Tehran, Iran** - A new video, verified by The New York Times, provides chilling evidence of the moment an Iranian missile struck Ukrainian International Airlines Flight PS752, killing all 176 passengers and crew members on board. The video, which was first reported by The New York Times and CNN, shows two missiles launched at the passenger jet within a span of 30 seconds. Despite being ablaze, the plane continued flying for several minutes before ultimately crashing.

The video corroborates statements made by Canadian, US, and UK officials who previously cited intelligence indicating an Iranian missile brought down the airliner. While Iran initially dismissed these claims, the newly released footage leaves little room for doubt. NBC News' Social Newsgathering team, using satellite imagery and social media posts, also independently verified the video, confirming that the object striking Flight PS752 was indeed a missile.

The timing of the crash has fueled speculation that the plane may have been mistaken for a US warplane. Iran was on high alert following the US airstrike that killed Iranian General Qassem Soleimani. A US official stated, "All indications are that the passenger jet was hit by mistake, likely because the Iranian air defenses were on a state of high alert."

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, at a press conference on January 9th, cited intelligence from Canadian and other sources, stating that the airliner was likely brought down by an Iranian missile and adding that the incident "may well have been unintentional."

On January 11th, Iran finally admitted to shooting down the Ukrainian jet, citing "human error" as the cause. An earlier analysis by The New York Times, corroborated by Iran's admission, confirmed that an Iranian missile did strike the plane.

The newly released video provides a devastating visual confirmation of the tragedy and adds to the growing international outcry demanding accountability and justice for the victims. The world awaits further investigation into the circumstances surrounding the incident and the implications for future civilian air travel safety. 

##  New Video Confirms Iranian Missiles Brought Down Ukrainian Airliner, Killing 176

**Tehran, Iran** - A newly released video, verified by The New York Times, provides chilling visual evidence of the moment Iranian military missiles struck a Ukrainian passenger jet, killing all 176 people on board. The footage shows two missiles launched within 30 seconds, striking the plane, Flight PS752, as it ascended over Tehran on January 8th. Despite being ablaze, the aircraft continued to fly for several minutes before ultimately crashing.

The video, first reported by the New York Times and CNN, aligns with statements made by Canadian, US, and UK officials who, based on intelligence reports, concluded that an Iranian missile brought down the airliner. Iran initially denied involvement, but later admitted to accidentally shooting down the plane, attributing the incident to human error.

The video’s release comes amidst heightened tensions between Iran and the United States. US officials have suggested the plane may have been mistakenly identified as a US warplane, a possibility fueled by Iran's heightened military preparedness following the US airstrike that killed Iranian General Qassem Soleimani.

"All indications are that the passenger jet was hit by mistake, likely because the Iranian air defenses were on a state of high alert as they launched a barrage of ballistic missiles at U.S. facilities," a U.S. official told the New York Times. 

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, referencing intelligence from Canadian and other sources, stated on January 9th that the airliner was likely brought down by an Iranian missile, adding, "This may well have been unintentional."

The video, which has been independently verified by NBC News' Social Newsgathering team using satellite imagery and social media posts, offers a harrowing glimpse into the tragic event. It depicts the moment Flight PS752 was struck by a foreign object, providing concrete evidence that supports the conclusion of an intentional missile strike.

While Iran has admitted responsibility, the video’s release adds a new layer of scrutiny to the incident, raising further questions about the circumstances surrounding the downing of the aircraft. The international community continues to demand a thorough investigation into the event, seeking accountability and a commitment to prevent future tragedies. 

New Video Verified by The New York Times Shows Iranian Military Firing Two Missiles at Ukrainian Passenger Jet
A new video, verified by The New York Times, has emerged that shows the Iranian military firing two missiles at a Ukrainian passenger jet in the span of around 30 seconds. The video, first reported by the New York Times newspaper and CNN, is consistent with statements made by Canadian, US, and UK officials, who said intelligence indicated that an Iranian missile brought down the airliner, a conclusion dismissed by Iran.
The video shows the Ukrainian International Airlines Flight PS752 being struck in midair by a foreign object on Wednesday morning in Iran. The plane, which was ablaze, continued flying for several minutes before crashing and killing all 176 people on board.
Using satellite imagery and social media posts showing the moment the plane crashed, NBC News' Social Newsgathering team verified that the video does appear to show Flight PS752 being struck in midair by a missile. US media have speculated that the timing of the crash suggests the plane may have been mistaken for a US warplane as Iran prepared for possible US retaliation for the strikes.
"All indications are that the passenger jet was hit by mistake, likely because the Iranian air defenses were on a state of high alert as they launched a barrage of ballistic missiles at U.S. facilities," a U.S. official said.
On 9 January, at a news conference in Ottawa, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said the airliner was likely brought down by an Iranian missile, citing intelligence from Canadian and other sources, and said the incident "may well have been unintentional".
On 11 January, Iran admitted it had shot down the Ukrainian jet by "accident", the result of human error. An earlier Times analysis confirmed what Iran later admitted: that an Iranian missile did strike the plane.
The new video adds to the growing evidence that the Ukrainian passenger jet was brought down by an Iranian missile, and raises further questions about the circumstances surrounding the incident. The families of the victims and the international community are demanding answers and accountability from Iran for the tragic loss of life.
New Video Verified by The New York Times Shows Iranian Military Launched Two Missiles at Ukrainian Passenger Jet

A new video, verified by The New York Times, has surfaced that shows the Iranian military launching two missiles at a Ukrainian passenger jet in a span of around 30 seconds. The video, which was first reported by the New York Times newspaper and CNN, is consistent with statements made by Canadian, US, and UK officials, who said intelligence indicated that an Iranian missile brought down the airliner, a conclusion dismissed by Iran.

The video, which was verified using satellite imagery and social media posts showing the moment the plane crashed, appears to show Flight PS752 being struck in midair by a foreign object on Wednesday morning in Iran. US media have speculated that the timing of the crash suggests the plane may have been mistaken for a US warplane as Iran prepared for possible US retaliation for the strikes.

"All indications are that the passenger jet was hit by mistake, likely because the Iranian air defenses were on a state of high alert as they launched a barrage of ballistic missiles at U.S. facilities," a U.S. official said. Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau also said at a news conference that the airliner was likely brought down by an Iranian missile, citing intelligence from Canadian and other sources, and said the incident "may well have been unintentional."

On January 11, Iran admitted that it had shot down the Ukrainian jet by "accident," the result of human error. The video, which confirms what Iran later admitted, shows the plane, ablaze, continuing to fly for several minutes before crashing and killing all 176 people on board.

The incident has caused international outrage and raised questions about Iran's military capabilities and its handling of the situation. The Ukrainian government has demanded a full investigation into the incident, and the international community has called for accountability and transparency from Iran.

The video, which has been widely shared on social media, has added to the growing pressure on Iran to provide answers about the incident. The incident has also raised concerns about the safety of civilian flights in the region and the need for improved communication and coordination between military and civilian authorities.
New Verified Video Shows Iranian Military Firing Two Missiles at Ukrainian Passenger Jet

A new video, verified by The New York Times, has emerged that shows the Iranian military launching two missiles at a Ukrainian passenger jet within a span of around 30 seconds. The plane, which was on fire, continued to fly for several minutes before crashing and killing all 176 people on board.

The video, which was first reported by the New York Times newspaper and CNN, is consistent with statements made by Canadian, US, and UK officials, who said intelligence indicated that an Iranian missile brought down the airliner. The incident occurred on January 8, 2020, when the Ukrainian International Airlines Flight PS752 was en route from Tehran to Kyiv.

NBC News' Social Newsgathering team verified the video using satellite imagery and social media posts showing the moment the plane crashed. US media has speculated that the timing of the crash suggests the plane may have been mistaken for a US warplane as Iran prepared for possible US retaliation for the strikes.

On January 9, 2020, a U.S. official stated that "all indications are that the passenger jet was hit by mistake, likely because the Iranian air defenses were on a state of high alert as they launched a barrage of ballistic missiles at U.S. facilities." At a news conference on January 9, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said the airliner was likely brought down by an Iranian missile, citing intelligence from Canadian and other sources, and said the incident "may well have been unintentional."

On January 11, 2020, Iran admitted it had shot down the Ukrainian jet by "accident," the result of human error. An earlier Times analysis confirmed what Iran later admitted: that an Iranian missile did strike the plane.

The incident has raised questions about the safety of commercial flights operating in conflict zones and the reliability of Iran's air defenses. The Ukrainian government has demanded a full investigation into the incident and compensation for the families of the victims. The tragedy has also sparked protests in Iran, with many Iranians expressing anger at their government's initial denial of responsibility.
Title: New Video Confirms Iranian Military Launched Two Missiles at Ukrainian Passenger Jet

A new video, verified by The New York Times, has confirmed that the Iranian military launched two missiles at the Ukrainian passenger jet, which crashed outside of Tehran last month, killing all 176 people on board. The video, which was first reported by the New York Times newspaper and CNN, is consistent with statements made by Canadian, US, and UK officials who said intelligence indicated that an Iranian missile brought down the airliner, a conclusion initially dismissed by Iran.

The video shows the moment of impact, with the plane, ablaze, continuing to fly for several minutes before crashing. The video has been verified using satellite imagery and social media posts, which confirms that Flight PS752 was struck in midair by a foreign object. Speculation has suggested that the timing of the crash suggests the plane may have been mistaken for a US warplane as Iran prepared for possible US retaliation for the strikes.

"All indications are that the passenger jet was hit by mistake, likely because the Iranian air defenses were on a state of high alert as they launched a barrage of ballistic missiles at U.S. facilities," a US official said. Canadian officials later confirmed that the airliner was likely brought down by an Iranian missile, citing intelligence from Canadian and other sources, and said the incident "may well have been unintentional".

On January 11, Iran admitted it had shot down the Ukrainian jet by "accident", the result of human error. The New York Times' earlier analysis confirmed what Iran later admitted: that an Iranian missile did strike the plane. The incident caused international outrage and sparked protests in Iran against the government.

The video, which adds more weight to the conclusion that the plane was brought down by an Iranian missile, has added to the growing pressure on the Iranian government to take responsibility for the tragedy and provide compensation to the families of the victims. The incident has also led to calls for increased scrutiny of Iran's missile program and raised concerns about the risks associated with regional tensions and military operations.
The release of the video has renewed calls for a thorough and independent investigation into the incident, with many questioning the Iranian government's initial denial of responsibility. The incident has also highlighted the need for increased communication and transparency between governments during times of heightened tensions to prevent similar tragedies from occurring in the future.

In conclusion, the new video, verified by The New York Times, has confirmed that the Iranian military launched two missiles at the Ukrainian passenger jet, leading to the tragic loss of 176 lives. The incident has caused international outrage and has raised concerns about regional tensions and the risks associated with military operations. The release of the video has renewed calls for an independent investigation, increased communication, and transparency between governments during times of heightened tensions to prevent similar tragedies from occurring in the future.
Title: Iranian Military Launched Two Missiles at Ukrainian Passenger Jet in Tragic Accident

The New York Times has verified a recently surfaced video showing that the Iranian military launched two missiles at a Ukrainian passenger jet, which led to the tragic crash that killed all 176 people on board. This new footage, first reported by the New York Times and CNN, is consistent with the Canadian, US, and UK officials' statements that intelligence indicated an Iranian missile brought down the airliner.

This confirmation comes after days of speculation and denial from Iranian officials, who dismissed the allegations as false. However, using satellite imagery and social media posts, NBC News' Social Newsgathering team has verified that the video does indeed show Flight PS752 being struck by a foreign object in the air, leading to a harrowing seven-minute descent before crashing in Iran.

US media have speculated that the timing of the crash suggests that the plane may have been mistaken for a US warplane as Iran prepared for possible retaliation after launching a barrage of ballistic missiles at US facilities. A US official commented that "all indications are that the passenger jet was hit by mistake, likely because the Iranian air defenses were on a state of high alert."

At a news conference on 9 January, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau also stated that the airliner was likely brought down by an Iranian missile, according to intelligence from Canadian and other sources, and said the incident "may well have been unintentional." Iran admitted on 11 January that it accidentally shot down the Ukrainian jet, attributing the tragedy to human error.

The verified video reveals the harrowing moments before the crash, and confirms previous statements that the Iranian missile strike did indeed bring down the Ukrainian airliner. The incident has cast a shadow over international relations and calls for thorough investigation and accountability in the face of this tragic loss of life.
**New Video Confirms Iranian Missile Downed Ukrainian Airliner, Killing 176**

A newly verified video has emerged, confirming that the Iranian military launched two missiles at a Ukrainian passenger jet, killing all 176 people on board. The footage, obtained by The New York Times and CNN, shows the moment of impact, consistent with statements from Canadian, US, and UK officials who had previously suggested that an Iranian missile was responsible for the crash.

The video, which has been authenticated by NBC News' Social Newsgathering team using satellite imagery and social media posts, shows the plane, Ukraine International Airlines Flight 752, being struck by a foreign object in midair on Wednesday morning in Iran. The plane, ablaze, continued flying for several minutes before crashing to the ground.

The incident occurred just hours after Iran launched a barrage of ballistic missiles at US facilities in Iraq, in retaliation for the US drone strike that killed top Iranian military commander Qasem Soleimani. US officials have speculated that the Iranian air defenses may have mistaken the Ukrainian airliner for a US warplane, leading to the tragic mistake.

The video's release comes after days of denials from Iranian officials, who had initially claimed that the plane had suffered a technical failure. However, on January 11, Iran finally admitted that it had shot down the plane by "accident", citing human error.

The admission came after a Times analysis, which used satellite imagery and social media posts to confirm that an Iranian missile had struck the plane. The new video provides further evidence of the tragic events that unfolded, and raises questions about the circumstances surrounding the crash.

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau was among the first to suggest that the plane had been brought down by an Iranian missile, citing intelligence from Canadian and other sources. US officials have also confirmed that all indications point to the plane being hit by mistake, likely due to the high state of alert among Iranian air defenses.

The incident has sparked widespread outrage and grief, with many calling for greater transparency and accountability from Iranian officials. The crash has also raised concerns about the safety of air travel in the region, and the potential for further conflicts between Iran and the US.

As the investigation into the crash continues, the new video provides a sobering reminder of the devastating consequences of human error and the importance of transparency in times of conflict.
**New Video Confirms Iranian Missile Downed Ukrainian Airliner, Killing 176**

A newly verified video obtained by The New York Times has confirmed that the Iranian military launched two missiles at Ukrainian International Airlines Flight 752, killing all 176 people on board. The video, which was also verified by NBC News' Social Newsgathering team, shows the moment of impact and is consistent with statements made by Canadian, US, and UK officials.

The video, which was first reported by The New York Times and CNN, shows the plane being struck by a foreign object in mid-air, before continuing to fly for several minutes while ablaze. The footage is consistent with the timeline of events provided by officials, who said the plane was hit by an Iranian missile at around 6:15 am local time on Wednesday.

The incident occurred just hours after Iran launched a barrage of ballistic missiles at US facilities in Iraq, in retaliation for the US drone strike that killed top Iranian military commander Qasem Soleimani. US officials have speculated that the plane may have been mistaken for a US warplane, which would have been a legitimate target for Iranian air defenses.

The video's authenticity was confirmed using satellite imagery and social media posts showing the moment the plane crashed. The footage is a devastating confirmation of the worst fears of the families of the victims, who had been waiting for answers about the cause of the tragedy.

Iran had initially denied any involvement in the downing of the plane, but on January 11, the Iranian government admitted that it had shot down the Ukrainian jet by "accident", citing human error. The admission came after a week of denials and contradictions from Iranian officials.

The incident has sparked widespread outrage and grief, with many calling for greater transparency and accountability from the Iranian government. The US, Canada, and other countries have also called for a thorough investigation into the incident, which is expected to be led by Ukrainian authorities.

The downing of Flight 752 has also raised questions about the safety of air travel in the region, particularly in the wake of the US-Iran conflict. The incident has sparked a global outcry, with many calling for greater caution and restraint in the use of military force.

As the investigation into the incident continues, the families of the victims will be seeking answers and justice for their loved ones. The verified video is a devastating reminder of the human cost of conflict and the importance of transparency and accountability in the pursuit of truth.
**New Video Confirms Iranian Missile Downed Ukrainian Airliner, Killing 176**

A chilling new video, verified by The New York Times, has confirmed that the Iranian military launched two missiles at a Ukrainian passenger jet, killing all 176 people on board. The footage, which has been authenticated by experts, shows the moment of impact and corroborates statements from Canadian, US, and UK officials, who had previously suggested that an Iranian missile was responsible for the tragedy.

The video, which was first reported by The New York Times and CNN, shows the plane, Ukraine International Airlines Flight 752, being struck by a foreign object just 30 seconds after takeoff from Tehran's Imam Khomeini International Airport on January 8. The plane, ablaze and severely damaged, continued flying for several minutes before crashing in a nearby field.

The footage is consistent with earlier reports from US officials, who said that intelligence indicated that the plane was likely mistaken for a US warplane as Iran prepared for possible US retaliation for the strikes. The timing of the crash, just hours after Iran launched a barrage of ballistic missiles at US facilities in Iraq, has led many to speculate that the plane was shot down in error.

The Iranian government had initially denied any involvement in the downing of the plane, but on January 11, they admitted that their military had shot down the Ukrainian jet by "accident", citing human error as the cause.

The new video, which has been verified by NBC News' Social Newsgathering team using satellite imagery and social media posts, provides conclusive evidence of the Iranian military's role in the tragedy. The footage shows the moment of impact, with a bright flash of light illuminating the sky as the missile strikes the plane.

The incident has sparked widespread outrage and condemnation, with many calling for greater transparency and accountability from the Iranian government. The crash has also raised concerns about the safety of air travel in the region, particularly in light of the ongoing tensions between Iran and the US.

The downing of Ukraine International Airlines Flight 752 has been widely condemned as a tragic and avoidable disaster, and the new video provides a sobering reminder of the devastating consequences of human error and military action. As the investigation into the crash continues, the international community will be watching closely to see how the Iranian government responds to the mounting evidence of their involvement.
**New Video Confirms Iranian Missile Downed Ukrainian Airliner, Killing 176**

A newly verified video obtained by The New York Times has provided conclusive evidence that the Iranian military launched two missiles at Ukraine International Airlines Flight 752, causing the plane to crash and killing all 176 people on board. The video, which has been authenticated by NBC News' Social Newsgathering team, shows the moment of impact and is consistent with statements made by Canadian, US, and UK officials, who had previously suggested that an Iranian missile was responsible for the tragedy.

The video, which was first reported by The New York Times and CNN, shows the plane being struck by a foreign object in mid-air, with a large explosion visible on the wing of the aircraft. The plane, which was ablaze, continued flying for several minutes before crashing in a field outside of Tehran, Iran.

The incident occurred on January 8, just hours after Iran launched a barrage of ballistic missiles at US facilities in Iraq in response to the US drone strike that killed top Iranian military commander Qasem Soleimani. US officials have speculated that the timing of the crash suggests the plane may have been mistaken for a US warplane, with Iran's air defenses on high alert.

The video's release comes after days of denial from Iranian officials, who had initially claimed that the plane crashed due to technical issues. However, on January 11, Iran finally admitted that it had shot down the plane by "accident", citing human error.

The admission came after a week of mounting evidence, including statements from Western officials and an analysis by The New York Times, which confirmed that an Iranian missile had struck the plane. The incident has sparked widespread outrage and calls for accountability, with many questioning how such a catastrophic mistake could have occurred.

The video's release provides a devastating and conclusive account of the events surrounding the crash, and serves as a grim reminder of the devastating consequences of military action. As the investigation into the incident continues, the international community will be watching closely to see how Iran responds to the growing evidence of its responsibility for the tragedy.

In a statement, a US official said that "all indications are that the passenger jet was hit by mistake, likely because the Iranian air defenses were on a state of high alert as they launched a barrage of ballistic missiles at U.S. facilities." Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau also weighed in, saying that the incident "may well have been unintentional", but calling for a full investigation into the circumstances surrounding the crash.

The downing of Flight 752 has sparked a global outpouring of grief, with tributes pouring in for the 176 victims, including 57 Canadians, 82 Iranians, 11 Ukrainians, 10 Swedes, four Afghans, three Germans, and three British nationals. As the world mourns the loss of life, the release of the video serves as a sobering reminder of the devastating consequences of conflict and the need for accountability and transparency in the face of tragedy.
**VIDEO VERIFIES IRANIAN MISSILE STRIKE DOWNED UKRAINIAN JET, KILLING 176**

A new video, verified by The New York Times and other media outlets, confirms that a Ukrainian passenger jet was shot down by two Iranian missiles on January 8, killing all 176 people on board. The video, which shows the moment of impact, is consistent with statements made by Canadian, US, and UK officials, who had earlier alleged that Iranian missile fire brought down the airliner.

The footage, captured by a security camera in a nearby area, shows the plane, Ukraine International Airlines Flight PS752, being struck by two missiles in a span of 30 seconds. The plane, ablaze, continued flying for several minutes before crashing in a field near Tehran.

The video's authenticity was verified by the Social Newsgathering team at NBC News, using satellite imagery and social media posts showing the moment of the crash. The footage is a crucial piece of evidence in the investigation into the downing of the Ukrainian jet.

The strike occurred on the same day that Iran launched a series of ballistic missiles at US facilities in Iraq, in retaliation for the US drone strike that killed top Iranian military commander Qasem Soleimani. US officials have speculated that the Ukrainian jet may have been mistaken for a US warplane, leading to the tragic error.

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau was among the first to suggest that an Iranian missile was responsible for the downing of the Ukrainian jet, citing intelligence from Canadian and other sources. "All indications are that the passenger jet was hit by mistake, likely because the Iranian air defenses were on a state of high alert as they launched a barrage of ballistic missiles at U.S. facilities," a US official said.

Initially, Iran denied any involvement in the downing of the Ukrainian jet, but on January 11, the country's military admitted to shooting down the plane "by accident", citing human error. An earlier analysis by The New York Times had confirmed that an Iranian missile did strike the plane.

The downing of the Ukrainian jet has led to widespread outrage and calls for accountability. The international community is demanding a full investigation into the incident, and Iran has promised to cooperate.

The victims of the crash included citizens of Ukraine, Iran, Canada, Sweden, Afghanistan, Germany, and the UK. The tragedy has sparked widespread grief and condemnation, with many calling for greater transparency and accountability from Iran's government.

As the investigation into the downing of the Ukrainian jet continues, the verified video footage provides a chilling reminder of the devastating consequences of the conflict between Iran and the US.