'I'm dying to see them:' Toronto man who lost family in Iran crash speaks of his grief
Habib Haghjoo cannot look at the only two photographs in his living room at his east Toronto home. But he cannot bring himself to take them down.
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Habib Haghjoo cannot look at the only two photographs in his living room at his east Toronto home. But he cannot bring himself to take them down.
TORONTO — Habib Haghjoo cannot look at the only two photographs in his living room at his east Toronto home. But he cannot bring himself to take them down. Nothing else hangs on the walls in that room of his impeccably clean home.
TORONTO — Habib Haghjoo cannot look at the only two photographs in his living room at his east Toronto home. But he cannot bring himself to take them
Habib Haghjoo's daughter and grandaughter were among the 176 people killed when Iranian military forces shot down a Ukrainian International Airlines passenger flight on Jan. 8, 2020.
The Ontario High Court found that Iran’s shooting down of flight PS752 under the Criminal Code was intentional and a terrorist act.