ca va vraiment mal pour vous, je vous avais averti, la haine gratuite contre Israel, ca rend sourd, aveugle, et fou en fin de parcours(FILES) In this file photo taken on July 4, 2017 a Boeing 737-3E7 from Ukraine Int. Crash du Boeing à Téhéran : le Canada affirme que l’avion a été abattu par un missile iranien . A plane crash in Iran’s capital of Tehran claimed the lives of 63 Canadians, 176 people in total, early Wednesday morning. Iranian officials said the plane’s engine had caught fire, causing the pilot to lose control. The Ukrainian embassy in Tehran amended an earlier statement in which it had ruled out terrorism, instead making no comment on possible causes.The varying responses came as peculation swirled that the jet may have been downed In Paris, the maker of the plane’s engines, French-U.S. firm CFM — co-owned by General Electric and France’s Safran — said speculation regarding the cause of the crash was premature.Iran has said it will not hand over the flight data recorders from the crashed plane — either to Boeing or to America. - A Ukrainian plane that crashed on January 8, 2020 shortly after take-off in Tehran was carrying 170 passengers, Iran's semi-official ISNA news agency reported. We do not want to use it. Il aurait pris feu. But the current turmoil between Iran and the U.S. may complicate the involvement of the National Transportation Safety Board and Boeing.A pair of university lecturers and two students were among the 63 Canadian victims, according to a ISNA named two other victims as Marzieh Foroutan and Delaram Dadashnejad. Une “panne de moteur”, deux jours après un contrôle technique. un type ecrit sur un mur en grand MORT AUX JUIFS, un passant l interpelle et lui demande vous etes un desequilibre?/ l auteur de l abject grafitti repond: pas du tout je suis antisioniste, lui repond le second, pardon!Enfin les spécialistes "du leggo" gag trouveront sur les sites de la Marine Nationale leur bonheur sur tous les missiles existant !Les militaires iraniens ont déclaré que ce problème les concernait seul mais surtout la population est descendue dans les rues

The crash is suspected to have been caused by mechanical issues, it added, without elaborating. Transports Crash aérien à Téhéran : ... Head of Iran’s aviation org. He said the crew was also very experienced and that there were no indications of human error, while declining to comment on possible reasons for the crash, the company’s first since it was set up in 1992.The website Flightradar24 showed the 737-800 jet left Tehran’s Imam Khomeini International Airport for Ukraine’s Boryspil International Airport early Wednesday morning local time. L'article n'a pas été envoyé - Vérifiez vos adresses e-mail ! Debris is seen from a plane crash on the outskirts of Tehran, Iran on Wednesday. A video purportedly of the crash circulated by Isna showed the aircraft burning as it fell from the sky. Les débris de l'avion ukrainien, le 8 janvier 2020 près de Téhéran. 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