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According to an Ukrinform correspondent, he said this on the Ukraine 24 television channel on Monday, February 22.

Yenin said that "as of today, unfortunately, we do not observe an objective and impartial criminal trial in Iran in the case of the downing of a Ukrainian plane."

"So far, we have not even been told the names of those who have been notified of the suspicion, against whom an indictment will be sent to court tomorrow or in the near future. All this, unfortunately, does not contribute to an atmosphere of trust and progress in the negotiation process in terms of providing an adequate level of compensation, restoring justice and providing guarantees to prevent similar incidents in the future," Yenin said.

He added that a technical investigation into the causes of the plane crash was underway in parallel with the criminal probe and Ukrainian experts were finalizing the assessment of a draft technical report by the Iranian side. Yenin said that the Ukrainian side, before sending its opinion to Iran, will refrain from public comments on this document.

"At the same time, I would like to emphasize that these are the two areas on the basis of which we can talk about whether the Iranian side has the political will to comply with all norms and principles of international law within international instruments of which Iran is a member. [...] We still hope that the Iranian side, as it had promised many times, will strictly adhere to the norms of international law. We will demand justice, no matter how difficult and long this path may be. If our negotiations come to a standstill, we will resort to other mechanisms to protect violated rights," he said.

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