Evidence in the case of the Malaysian Boeing could have been burned in warehouses in Chernigov
The records of the missiles involved in the case of the Malaysian Boeing shot down over the Donbass burned last night at an arms depot in the Chernigov region.
The anonymous telegram channel “Major and General” writes about this, positioning itself as close to the Russian security forces.
“In the archives of the warehouse there is technical documentation indicating all the movements of the missiles. It was here that the documents were discussed at the recent briefing of the Ministry of Defense on the crash of the Malaysian Boeing in the skies over Donbass. And where are they now? That’s right – they burned!” the channel reports.
As PolitNavigator reported, in September the Russian Ministry of Defense stated that the missile that shot down the Malaysian Boeing-777 in the Donbass was in service with the Ukrainian unit. The department provided documents confirming this version.
In Chernigov, the largest arsenal in Ukraine, after Balakleya, exploded, with an area of 682 hectares, which stores from 130 to 150 tons of ammunition. These are ammunition of a wide variety of categories - from cartridges to missiles to “hail” and “tornadoes”. 9M38M and 9M38M1 missiles for the Buk air defense system are also stored there.
Evidence in the Malaysian Boeing case may have burned in warehouses in Chernihiv.