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Who Is Lying About The Buk Missiles That Took Down MH17 Over Ukraine?
Who Is Lying About The Buk Missiles That Took Down MH17 Over Ukraine?-April 2024
2024-02-19 EST 22:14:28

The only thing we know for sure is that somebody pressed a button. Here's what Russia, Ukraine and America are saying about the radar-guided surface to air missiles that killed 298 civilians. Someone is lying.

Let's follow a chronological order here, using the best source I could find thanks to the help of , who pointed me towards Ukrainian :

Pro-Russian rebels claim , but it doesn't work.

Pro-Russian rebels report they fixed the system and it's now operational.

Pro-Russian rebels proudly .

Malaysia Airlines MH17, a civilian Boeing 777 gets shot down.

Pro-Russian rebels claim they don't have Buk missiles after all.

The Ukrainian press reports that the rebels hit a Ukrainian squad, and that's how they got the rockets.

The Ukrainian authorities deny losing any of their Buk missiles to the rebels.

A is leaving Ukraine towards Russia.

blames Russia for .

Today, Russia They also go further, claiming not only that that did not supply weapons to anybody, but also that the Malaysian plane while the Ukrainians also had 4 Buk missiles in the region at the time.

Russia also questions the involvement of a U.S. satellite.

That's where we stand right now, with some suspecting Russia will start a war soon after Putin of the Russian Federation. Meanwhile, Ukrainians claim the rebels are now shooting at Russia in order to have an excuse for an attack.

Somebody is clearly lying. The plane was shot down, and it was shot down by SAM missiles. But who is it?

From where I'm sitting, 200 miles from the Ukrainian border, I would bet on Putin's crew missing a few missiles. Also, supports the Buk missile theory.

In other, totally confirmed news, the United Nations can't do much about Russia even if they are responsible for the tragedy, since Russia has in the Security Council. That's the beauty of the international community, right there.

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