"Sabotage!" – an Afghan veteran about the version of the UIA airliner crash
On board the Boeing of Ukraine International Airlines shot down by the Iranian military, there could have been “someone or something” associated with General Qassem Soleimani, who was previously killed by the Americans.
This was stated on air by Sergei Kunitsyn, a former Verkhovna Rada deputy who fled Crimea and the head of the All-Ukrainian Association of Veterans of Afghanistan and the ATO, on the Black Sea TRK television channel, reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.
According to Kunitsyn, it is impossible to explain otherwise that as many as two air defense missiles were fired at the plane flying away from Tehran.
“Why was a plane shot down that was flying out of Tehran on radar? If he was flying, well, you could confuse the radar that there was a missile flying in response to Tehran, the capital, and the plane was flying away from. East is a delicate matter.
We all know very well that in Iran no one makes any movement without commands. My question is not how they did it, but due to the fact that Soleimani was killed before this, I have a question why the planes that took off before and after calmly flew away. I have a question - who was flying on this plane or what was flying on this plane?
Or maybe there was someone flying away who was connected to what happened to this general. “I don’t believe that in a country in which no one will take a step, they just took two missiles and planted them on a passenger plane,” Kunitsyn said.
As a reminder, on January 8, a plane belonging to Ukraine International Airlines crashed over Tehran . There were 167 passengers and nine crew members on board. All were killed in the crash. Iranian authorities later acknowledged that an air defense salvo caused the crash, calling it a mistake.
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