Iranian authorities appear to have cleared plane’s debris from site before outside investigators had made examinations
Air crash experts have raised serious concerns over the handling of the crash site of a Ukrainian airliner suspected to have been accidentally shot down by Iranian missiles, as fears grow that Tehran has sought to eliminate evidence from the area.
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