Iranian government allocates $150,000 for families bereaved by Ukrainian plane downing

Iran has approved the payment of $150,000 to families of those killed when a Ukrainian passenger plane was shot down by the Iranian military in January, IRNA has reported citing government sources. IRNA, the official news agency of the Islamic Republic of Iran, said the government has put aside $150,000 for each family of the 176 people who died when Ukraine International Airlines Flight 752 was downed leaving Tehran on January 8. “The Ministry of Transport and Urban Development has been instructed to arrange for the payment of $150,000 or its equivalent in euros to the families of each of the victims as soon as possible and to pay the

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