[hoosiermama]

Hmmmm? Did vibrations cause the plane to fall apart? Sure would like to see the manifest

[STARLIT]

Alleged footage of #Ukraine International Airline #UIA flight number #PS752 that crashed in #Tehran #Iran. Flight ends in a massive fireball... https://t.co/5Gw8e5jRHb— Strategic Sentinel (@StratSentinel) January 8, 2020

[stars & stripes forever]

5.1 earthquake hits near Bushehr nuclear plant in Iran

https://www.business-standard.com/article/news-ani/5-1-earthquake-hits-near-bushehr-nuclear-plant-in-iran-119122700226_1.html

[STARLIT]

OK..haven't any clue if true.....comments....

How come a technical snag led to this massive fireball??

So this is not a technical problem

And an earthquake at the same time.

If tonight's Iraq attacks were real, a passenger jet would not take off.

This 737 is proof the airspace was open and everything calm. Unfortunately it took off.

What technical difficulties could cause multiple explosions before the crash?

If that's real, I can't think of what mechanical issue it might be.

Engine fires rarely bring planes down. Especially not on that flight profile. It's hard to think what other mechanical issue would cause a fire like that on take off.

It looked like a flash of light before it blew up

Missile?

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Flight number......# PS7....52..or #PS752.......hmmm.....