Iran denies its missile shot down UIA Flight 752

Iran is rejecting the intelligence suggesting one of its missiles shot down Ukraine International Airlines Flight 752 near Tehran, killing all 176 people on board, including 57 Canadians. As Redmond Shannon reports, a tug of war is emerging about who can access the evidence, including the intelligence, and the plane's black boxes.

In Kyiv, Ukraine, mourners have created a beautiful memorial to honour the victims of Ukraine International Airlines Flight 752. Crystal Goomansingh reports.

Iran may be able to limit what Canadian investigators do and see when they arrive at the crash site of Ukraine International Airlines Flight 752 near Tehran. David Akin has more on how Iran would benefit from granting full access to the Canadians, and the complicated process of repatriation.

The Donald Trump administration's justification for ordering the killing of Iranian Gen. Qassem Soleimani keeps changing. As Jackson Proskow explains, now the U.S. has ordered new sanctions on Iran, complicating already tense relations.

With two competing narratives emerging about what caused the tragic crash of Ukraine International Airlines Flight 752, what is the truth? Mike Drolet reports on Bellingcat, a collective of investigative journalists, digging for the truth and using social media as a tool.

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