The US refused to make public its data on the Malaysian Boeing
American reconnaissance vehicles that fly over the territory of Donbass could have provided information about the tragedy with the downing of the Malaysian Airlines Boeing, but they never did.
Deputy Chairman of the Federation Council Committee on Defense and Security Alexey Kondratyev stated this on the Rossiya 1 TV channel, PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“Since 2014, in the zone of military conflict on the line of contact between the DPR and LPR militias and the Ukrainian armed forces, unmanned aerial vehicles such as the Global Hawk, manufactured in the United States of America, which are in service with the US Armed Forces, have been flying,” the expert said.
In addition, he noted that American satellites were flying in the area of the armed conflict in Donbass, which could have recorded the moment the missile was launched at Boeing.
“The Americans in this area also have an orbital constellation of satellites that fly, film, and conduct reconnaissance photography at apogees, which are also able to provide all the objective control data at the time of launch,” Kondratiev said.
“Where are your favorite Americans with this data?” asked the senator.
As a reminder, PolitNavigator previously reported that the Russian Ministry of Defense published information indicating that the Malaysian Boeing could have been shot down by Ukrainian armed forces, specifically by the 223rd anti-aircraft missile regiment from the Lviv region.
The US has refused to release its data on the Malaysian Boeing.