On January 9 local time, US media reported that the crashed Ukrainian airliner was shot down by an Iranian missile, and then the Prime Minister of Canada and the Prime Minister of Britain also claimed that Iran shot down the airliner on the same day. According to CNN, on January 10 local time, Australian Prime Minister Morrison also joined the ranks, saying that a Ukrainian airliner was shot down in Tehran "did not indicate intentional behavior". The intelligence received by Australia is similar to that received by the Canadian Prime Minister and the United States.
CNN said that in Canberra that day, Morrison told reporters: 'this is a very terrible event, and we will provide all the support we can provide.' Morrison also called for a complete and transparent investigation, 'which is absolutely crucial.'
After a Ukrainian airliner crashed in Iran on the 8th, the cause of the accident triggered speculation. On the 9th local time, US President trump expressed his "doubt" about the matter. Earlier, it was reported that the crashed airliner was shot down by an Iranian missile. On the same day, Canadian Prime Minister Trudeau and British Prime Minister Johnson both claimed that the Ukrainian airliner was shot down by an Iranian missile, but they both said it might be unintentional.
On January 9 local time, Ali abedzadeh, head of Iran's civil aviation organization, denied reports that foreign media said the crashed airliner was shot down by Iran, and called this statement an "illogical rumor". Source: World Wide Web