Nah you misintepreted it, they clearly said it was debris that flew upward after the ground impact
Malaysian Airplane shot down on the Russia/Ukraine border today
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Exactly and putin is taking advantage of that
Oh it will happen after this investigation and dont be surprise something start cooking in Norther Russia
Yeah and they did not "suggest" it was evidence of a missile impact like the other poster said. That was my point
this was 2001. Before mass internet and smart phones.
That area was locked down before anyone would ever get legit information on it like they would now.
If this incident happened 15 years ago, you'd see NO footage or video of it.
superunknown23
Superstar
I already explained it in my previous post:
No shoulder-missile: The plane's altitude rules it out.
Only a surface-to-air missile would bring it down (with radar, launcher, guidance)
Mechanical failure looks unlikely since there was no warning to flight control, the state/concentration of the debris clearly points to an airborne breakup.
Futuristic Eskimo
All Star
Putin hasnt won anything in Ukraine. Please, name one area where his overall agenda has advanced since this situation has started?
Uncle_Ruckus
We The North
You really believe that. There's multiple pictures on google of that field...https://www.google.ca/search?q=9/11...nsylvania+field+plane+crash&tbm=isch&imgdii=_
NONE OF THEM SHOW DEAD BODIES.
Keep living in denial breh. Thats the American way.
88m3
Fast Money & Foreign Objects
One Of The Most Crucial Air Routes In The World Goes Right Through Ukrainian Airspace
Flightaware
Malaysia Airlines Flight 17 reportedly crashed over the volatile region of Ukraine where government forces have been battling pro-Russian separatists. Ukrainian officials have said the plane was shot down by the separatists, raising the possibility commercial aircrafts flying through the area could be vulnerable to potential ground-to-air attacks.
Even more worrying is that the planned path that brought MH17 near the disputed region, known as airway L980, is one of the most popular and most congested air routes in the world. L980 is a key link between major international hubs in Europe like London Heathrow, Amsterdam Schipol, and Frankfurt and Asian megacities like Singapore, Mumbai, and Hong Kong. In fact,the airspace over Ukraine is traveled by virtually every commercial flight from Western Europe to south Asia.
Because of this, the crash could have a significant effect on commercial air travel with hundreds of flights expected to affected by this incident. For example, at just one hub, Amsterdam's Schipol Airport, which was the origination point of MH17, there are dozens of flights either en route or scheduled to take L980 in the next 24 hours.
Flightradar24
Ukrainian Airspace.
Lufthansa, Europe's largest airline, has already rerouted its planes. An airline spokesperson told Business Insider it ordered all flights to avoid Ukrainian airspace and divert south over Romania in light of the MH17 crash. Virgin Atlantic, KLM, and British Airways have not replied to our requests for information. However, recent radar images of Ukraine indicate that other airlines have already followed Lufthansa's lead and ordered their planes to leave the area.
Read more: http://www.businessinsider.com/cruc...rough-ukrainian-airspace-2014-7#ixzz37kr5bPOT
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Flightaware
Malaysia Airlines Flight 17 reportedly crashed over the volatile region of Ukraine where government forces have been battling pro-Russian separatists. Ukrainian officials have said the plane was shot down by the separatists, raising the possibility commercial aircrafts flying through the area could be vulnerable to potential ground-to-air attacks.
Even more worrying is that the planned path that brought MH17 near the disputed region, known as airway L980, is one of the most popular and most congested air routes in the world. L980 is a key link between major international hubs in Europe like London Heathrow, Amsterdam Schipol, and Frankfurt and Asian megacities like Singapore, Mumbai, and Hong Kong. In fact,the airspace over Ukraine is traveled by virtually every commercial flight from Western Europe to south Asia.
Because of this, the crash could have a significant effect on commercial air travel with hundreds of flights expected to affected by this incident. For example, at just one hub, Amsterdam's Schipol Airport, which was the origination point of MH17, there are dozens of flights either en route or scheduled to take L980 in the next 24 hours.
Flightradar24
Ukrainian Airspace.
Lufthansa, Europe's largest airline, has already rerouted its planes. An airline spokesperson told Business Insider it ordered all flights to avoid Ukrainian airspace and divert south over Romania in light of the MH17 crash. Virgin Atlantic, KLM, and British Airways have not replied to our requests for information. However, recent radar images of Ukraine indicate that other airlines have already followed Lufthansa's lead and ordered their planes to leave the area.
Read more: http://www.businessinsider.com/cruc...rough-ukrainian-airspace-2014-7#ixzz37kr5bPOT
Be a sheep brehs, jump to conclusion without evidence brehs. Nobody is saying it's not russia. But have some respect towards the victims and their families, wait before putting the blame on anyone before the forensic examinasion
Yet a local separatist bragged about it before he knew it was a passenger plane.
RIGHT NOW the UKRAINIAN PRESIDENT IS LEAKING INFORMATION SAYING IT WAS SHOT DOWN!!!
Go fukk yourself fam. I'm tired of all this "conspiracy" shyt from ya'll.
88m3
Fast Money & Foreign Objects
You have some respect for the victims.
How do you mean? I'm saying this needs to be investigated. You are quick to blame people before the fire even has been put out