The moment Iran blew a jetliner out the sky after 'mistaking it for a US bomber': New video shows 'missile' hitting Ukrainian Airlines Boeing 737 before it crashed killing 176 - after Trump and Trudeau both said attack was a 'mistake'<br />Ukraine International Airlines Flight 752 crashed outside of Tehran on Wednesday, killing all 176 onboard <br />Footage emerged on Thursday which appears to show a missile hitting the jet before it went down <br />US intelligence are 'confident' the airliner was shot down by Iran after detecting two missile launches <br />Pentagon officials said missiles likely fired in error by crews on alert for US response to Iran rocket strike<br />Iran claims that the crash was the result of mechanical error and that black box may have been 'damaged' <br />President Trump said: 'Somebody could have made a mistake. I have a feeling something terrible happened'<br />Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau later echoed Trump's concerns, saying that evidence indicates an Iranian missile downed the and that the strike 'may have been unintentional' <br />The plane was carrying 82 Iranians, 63 Canadians, three Britons, 11 Ukrainians, 10 Swedes, four Afghans and three Germans ..<br />New video appears to show a missile hitting the Ukrainian plane that crashed in Iran moments before it went down, killing all 176 people on board. <br /><br />The footage emerged Thursday afternoon, hours after President Donald Trump revealed he has serious doubts the crash was caused by mechanical failure, as Iranian officials have claimed.<br /><br />'It was flying in a pretty rough neighborhood. Somebody could have made a mistake,' Trump told reporters at the White House on Thursday. 'I have a feeling that something very terrible happened, very devastating.' <br /><br />Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau later echoed Trump's concerns, saying that evidence indicates an Iranian missile downed the and that the strike 'may have been unintentional'.<br /><br />Trudeau said Canadian and allied intelligence supports that conclusion. He declined to get into the specific intelligence but said it appeared it was a surface-to-air missile that struck the plane.<br /><br />'The intelligence evidence suggests very clearly a possible and probable cause for the crash,' Trudeau told a news conference.
