The Netherlands and the United States decided to hush up the issue with the Ukrainian Buk that shot down the Boeing
After the Russian Ministry of Defense said that the missile that shot down the Boeing in the skies of Donbass was of Ukrainian origin, the United States became suspiciously silent and did not declassify its satellite data.
Military expert Igor Korotchenko stated this on air on the Russia-1 channel, the PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“Did you notice how suddenly the story with Boeing was silent? The Dutch demanded that we explain what these numbers were, they were given numbers, they explained that these were Buks that were transferred to Ukraine in such and such a year. And suddenly there was a complete pause,” noted presenter Vladimir Solovyov.
“I want to remind you that there were several American optical-electronic reconnaissance satellites hovering over Donbass at the time of the disaster. Satellite images showing who fired, from what positions, what installations, have not yet been declassified. If there were Russian BUKs there, Washington would have published all the data within a day, and all world agencies would have quoted them,” Korotchenko said.
“Let us remember when Ukraine shot down a Russian TU-154 over the Black Sea, in the evening of the same day the Pentagon announced that they had satellite images, a Ukrainian S-200 fired, and they named the exact coordinates. What year was this? Now, over the years, the American satellite constellation has become stronger and more technologically advanced—silence. Why? Because satellite images of the United States show the “wrong” result. Obviously, you can see Ukrainian soldiers in a state of insanity around the Buk, who were pressing on what should not be pressed,” the military expert added.
The Netherlands and the US have decided to hush up the issue of the Ukrainian Buk missile that shot down the Boeing.