Ukrainian Foreign Minister Vadym Prystaiko addresses the audience during a ceremony to commemorate the victims of Ukrainian Boeing 737-800 plane that crashed outside Tehran, Iran, at the Boryspil International airport, in Kiev, Ukraine. The plane which was bound for Ukraine's capital of Kiev with 176 people on board, crashed on January 8, 2020 after take-off from Imam Khomeini International Airport. All passengers and crew lost their lives.

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People gather to commemorate the victims of Ukrainian Boeing 737-800 plane that crashed outside Tehran, Iran, at the Boryspil International airport, in Kiev, Ukraine. The plane which was bound for Ukraine's capital of Kiev with 176 people on board, crashed on January 8, 2020 after take-off from Imam Khomeini International Airport. All passengers and crew lost their lives.

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A woman cries during a ceremony to commemorate the victims of Ukrainian Boeing 737-800 plane that crashed outside Tehran, Iran, at the Boryspil International airport, in Kiev, Ukraine. The plane which was bound for Ukraine's capital of Kiev with 176 people on board, crashed on January 8, 2020 after take-off from Imam Khomeini International Airport. All passengers and crew lost their lives.

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People mourn as they commemorate the victims of Ukrainian Boeing 737-800 plane that crashed outside Tehran, Iran, at the Boryspil International airport, in Kiev, Ukraine. The plane which was bound for Ukraine's capital of Kiev with 176 people on board, crashed on January 8, 2020 after take-off from Imam Khomeini International Airport. All passengers and crew lost their lives.

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People lay flowers to commemorate the victims of Ukrainian Boeing 737-800 plane that crashed outside Tehran, Iran, at the Boryspil International airport, in Kiev, Ukraine. The plane which was bound for Ukraine's capital of Kiev with 176 people on board, crashed on January 8, 2020 after take-off from Imam Khomeini International Airport. All passengers and crew lost their lives.

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People mourn as they commemorate the victims of Ukrainian Boeing 737-800 plane that crashed outside Tehran, Iran, at the Boryspil International airport, in Kiev, Ukraine. The plane which was bound for Ukraine's capital of Kiev with 176 people on board, crashed on January 8, 2020 after take-off from Imam Khomeini International Airport. All passengers and crew lost their lives.

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People lay flowers to commemorate the victims of Ukrainian Boeing 737-800 plane that crashed outside Tehran, Iran, at the Boryspil International airport, in Kiev, Ukraine. The plane which was bound for Ukraine's capital of Kiev with 176 people on board, crashed on January 8, 2020 after take-off from Imam Khomeini International Airport. All passengers and crew lost their lives.

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People queue to lay flowers to commemorate the victims of Ukrainian Boeing 737-800 plane that crashed outside Tehran, Iran, at the Boryspil International airport, in Kiev, Ukraine. The plane which was bound for Ukraine's capital of Kiev with 176 people on board, crashed on January 8, 2020 after take-off from Imam Khomeini International Airport. All passengers and crew lost their lives.

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President of Ukraine International Airlines Yevgeny Dykhne places a time capsule during a ceremony to commemorate the victims of Ukrainian Boeing 737-800 plane that crashed outside Tehran, Iran, at the Boryspil International airport, in Kiev, Ukraine. The plane which was bound for Ukraine's capital of Kiev with 176 people on board, crashed on January 8, 2020 after take-off from Imam Khomeini International Airport. All passengers and crew lost their lives.

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President of Ukraine International Airlines Yevgeny Dykhne, left, holds a time capsule during a ceremony to commemorate the victims of Ukrainian Boeing 737-800 plane that crashed outside Tehran, Iran, at the Boryspil International airport, in Kiev, Ukraine. The plane which was bound for Ukraine's capital of Kiev with 176 people on board, crashed on January 8, 2020 after take-off from Imam Khomeini International Airport. All passengers and crew lost their lives. Ukrainian Foreign Minister Vadym Prystaiko, is at right.

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Pilots of Ukraine International Airlines attend a ceremony to commemorate the victims of Ukrainian Boeing 737-800 plane that crashed outside Tehran, Iran, at the Boryspil International airport, in Kiev, Ukraine. The plane which was bound for Ukraine's capital of Kiev with 176 people on board, crashed on January 8, 2020 after take-off from Imam Khomeini International Airport. All passengers and crew lost their lives.

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A woman holds a portrait during a ceremony to commemorate the victims of Ukrainian Boeing 737-800 plane that crashed outside Tehran, Iran, at the Boryspil International airport, in Kiev, Ukraine. The plane which was bound for Ukraine's capital of Kiev with 176 people on board, crashed on January 8, 2020 after take-off from Imam Khomeini International Airport. All passengers and crew lost their lives.

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Pilots unveil a stone, where the memorial complex will be opened, during a ceremony to commemorate the victims of Ukrainian Boeing 737-800 plane that crashed outside Tehran, Iran, at the Boryspil International airport, in Kiev, Ukraine. The plane which was bound for Ukraine's capital of Kiev with 176 people on board, crashed on January 8, 2020 after take-off from Imam Khomeini International Airport. All passengers and crew lost their lives.

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Flowers left by people to commemorate the victims of Ukrainian Boeing 737-800 plane that crashed outside Tehran, Iran, are seen at the Boryspil International airport, in Kiev, Ukraine. The plane which was bound for Ukraine's capital of Kiev with 176 people on board, crashed on January 8, 2020 after take-off from Imam Khomeini International Airport. All passengers and crew lost their lives.

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