There were about twenty Russians image as suspects in the investigation into the downing of flight MH17. They would know who the BUK-rocket fired on July 17, 2014.
Reported NIS based on statements by Eliot Higgins, founder of research collective Bellingcat. The number of people in the picture for the tearing down of the unit of Malaysia Airlines has been reduced to twenty Russian soldiers.
Bellingcat would these people have traced through social media and other internet sources. An extensive report with names and photographs is handed over to the Dutch Public Prosecution Service. The prosecution has confirmed that this report is received two weeks ago. The Joint Investigation Team (JIT) makes a criminal investigation with the OM to the sinking of the MH17. The data, consisting of attendance lists, messages, videos and photos, are examined and assessed on their suitability for the criminal investigation.
Witness
Eliot Higgins was twice heard as a witness in the investigation into the sinking of flight MH17. As his research group discovered that the Russian unit BUK-missile system in Ukraine transported. The Second Battalion of the 53th air defense missile brigade consisted of about a hundred soldiers, but Bellingcat brought the group back to twenty stakeholders. One of the names mentioned by Bellingcat is commander Sergey M. He would because of his position as commander of the 53rd Brigade have certainly played a role in bringing down the MH17.
Further calls Bellingcat Dmitry T. as a suspect, the commander of the Second Battalion. Nine lieutenants also mentioned who were in charge in that year BUK-air defense missile systems. In addition there are a number of very experienced soldiers' screen that could handle a BUK installation. According Higgings know these people who have pressed the button on July 17, 2014 and who gave the orders.
The anonymous version of the report with all the names and pictures will soon be on Bellingcat posted. The anonymisation is done so that those concerned no evidence or trace will get offline.
Knocked down
The Boeing 777 Malaysia Airlines with 298 people on board was on July 17th, 2014 over eastern Ukraine shot down by a rocket-BUK. Among the dead are 196 Dutch.
The Dutch Safety Board (OVV) concluded last year that Flight MH17 is shot down with a rocket-BUK and bases its conclusion, inter alia, metal particles were found on the plane and the bodies of three crew members. OVV-chairman Tjibbe Joustra said that the BUK-missile came from areas where pro-Russian rebels wrested control.
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