Kiev propaganda is trying to explain how a Ukrainian missile shot down a Boeing
Ukrainian TV claims that the missile that shot down a Malaysian Boeing in the skies over Donbass was taken out of Georgia by Russian security forces during the war in 2008.
Ukrainian war correspondent Andrey Tsaplienko, who was previously caught by his Ukrainian colleagues creating propaganda fakes , stated this on Channel 5, as reported by a PolitNavigator correspondent.
According to him, the Russian military took the missile as a trophy after one of the battles. However, the journalist does not explain how the shell ended up in Georgia.
“This missile that the Russians showed today was actually captured as a trophy by Russian troops in 2008 and transported to Russia. This is a very interesting turn,” said Tsaplienko.
As Ridus reported , yesterday the Russian Ministry of Defense released an investigation stating that the missile for the Buk air defense system that shot down Malaysia Airlines Flight MH17 over Donbas in 2014 was manufactured at the Dolgoprudny Scientific and Production Enterprise and shipped to Ukraine in 1986.
Malaysia now has grounds to file a lawsuit against Ukraine.
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