By Rod Nickel and Moira Warburton
By Rod Nickel and Moira Warburton
EDMONTON, Alberta/TORONTO, Jan 10 (Reuters) – Mates and households of a number of the 63 Canadians killed in a Ukrainian airplane crash in Iran are calling on Prime Minister Justin Trudeau to take a harder stance after Ottawa accused Iran of getting downed the airplane, albeit in all probability by mistake.
However whereas Trudeau faces strain at house to reply strongly, he has few choices, particularly after Canada broke off diplomatic relations with Tehranin 2012. Iran has stated it’ll enable Canadian, U.S. and different worldwide officers to take part within the investigation into Wednesday’s crash.
Trudeau stated on Thursday that the airliner was probably introduced down by an Iranian missile, a view echoed by the US and Britain. Iran denies the cost.
The prime minister “fully misses the purpose” when he doesn’t condemn the Iranian authorities, stated Ali Ashtari, 39, an information scientist from Toronto who misplaced a buddy within the crash.
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