Iran after plane crash: We won't hand over black boxes
Iranian official does not specify whether box would be given to other countries, but the shunning of the US manufacturer appears to be in retaliation to US economic sanctions.
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Iranian official does not specify whether box would be given to other countries, but the shunning of the US manufacturer appears to be in retaliation to US economic sanctions.
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