Loner
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Найдено 3 части которые идентифицируются как от "БУК-1М"
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x3mal
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Там нидерландский язык) Но "BUK-raket" врядли переводиться как ракета воздух-воздух СУ-25))
Loner
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Вообще то для Боинга есть другая тема, но...
Европа
СМИ: В обломках "Боинга" MH17 найден осколок российской ракеты "Бук"
Обнаруженный среди обломков малазийского "Боинга" осколок является фрагментом ракеты, которыми оснащены современные комплексы "Бук". К такому выводу пришли западные эксперты.
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Один из металлических осколков, найденных на месте крушения малазийского "Боинга" рейса MH17 в Донбассе, является фрагментом российской ракеты "Бук". Об этом в четверг, 19 марта, сообщает нидерландский
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. Фрагмент был найден голландским журналистом несколько месяцев назад возле деревни Грабово, неподалеку от места крушения самолета.По данным канала, осколок был исследован экспертами из разных стран, в том числе аналитиками британского военно-научного медиахолдинга IHS Jane's. Результаты экспертизы подтвердили принадлежность найденного фрагмента российской ракете системы "Бук". Причем речь, по мнению специалистов, идет о современной модификации ракетного комплекса. В публикации RTL указывается версия 9M317.
Стороны конфликта обвиняют друг друга
Самолет малайзийских авиалиний, летевший рейсом MH17 из Амстердама в Куала-Лумпур, потерпел крушение 17 июля 2014 года на востоке Украины. Все 298 человек, большинство из которых были гражданами Нидерландов, погибли. Предположительно, самолет был сбит зенитной ракетой.
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x3mal
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Опять перевирают факты.
В оригинале статьи ни слова о том что это российская ракета "Бук".
Единственное упоминание -
Что означает что на фрагментах обнаружена двойка и буква Ц из русского алфавита (которая также присутствует и в украинском).
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x3mal
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На них не написано что они от РОССИЙСКОЙ бук, а не от украинской.
Вот когда Нидерланды официально заявят что ракета была российской - тогда можно формулировать такие заголовки.
А до тех пор новость должна называться "СМИ: В обломках "Боинга" MH17 найден осколок ракеты "Бук""
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Голландское расследование заключает: MH17 сбит ракетой Бук Российской батареей
Dutch investigation concludes MH17 downed by Buk missile from Russian battery
Reuben F Johnson, Kiev - IHS Jane's Defence Weekly
19 March 2015
Dutch military police stand next to parts of the wreckage of MH17, laid out in a hangar at Gilze-Rijen airbase, the Netherlands. The Boeing 777 was brought down over eastern Ukraine on 17 July 2014 with the loss of all 298 people on board. Preliminary findings by Dutch investigators assert that the aircraft was downed by a Buk-M1-2 SAM launched from a Russian-owned battery that was most likely manned by a Russian crew. Source: AP/PA
Investigators from the Office of the National Prosecutor (OM) of the Netherlands have completed the first phase of their work in definitely determining the cause of the mid-aid explosion and crash of Malaysian Airlines Flight 17 (MH17). Preliminary information leaked to the Dutch media has concluded that a Russian unit is responsible for the shootdown.
Most of the collected debris from the aircraft, a Boeing 777 that crashed on 17 July 2014 while en route from Amsterdam to Kuala Lumpur with the loss of all 298 on board, is now spread out in hangers at the Royal Netherlands Air Force's Gilze-Rijen airbase where investigators have been probing the wreckage for evidence.
The OM is part of a Joint International Team (JIT) conducting a criminal investigation charged with initially identifying what brought the aircraft down and from where. A second phase of the investigation is to then identify those responsible and bring them before a court with the proper jurisdiction.
According to all of the evidence the JIT has reviewed, which has included more than one million documents, photos and videos, the conclusions to date are that the MH17 was downed by a Buk-M1-2 surface-to-air missile (SAM) launched from a Russian-owned battery that was most likely manned by a Russian crew. Photos and video evidence, as well as interviews with witnesses, prove that the battery was brought across the border from Russia into Ukraine shortly before the shootdown.
In order to fulfill the second half of its mission the investigation team will now have to collect facts that would provide the basis for a conviction in court. Chief prosecutor Fred Westerbeke told local news outlets: "The investigation is fully ongoing, with more than a hundred internationals involved. We are looking at forensic evidence, phone tap analyses from the time around the crash, witness accounts, and many different scenarios."
The head of the prosecuting team then explained that central questions that the investigation is trying to answer are: first, who controlled the radar that provided the Buk battery with targeting information; second, who commanded the crew; and, lastly, who gave the order to fire? Radio and mobile telephone intercepts that have been provided by the Ukrainian Security Service (SBU) are being used in this effort.
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Dutch investigation concludes MH17 downed by Buk missile from Russian battery
Reuben F Johnson, Kiev - IHS Jane's Defence Weekly
19 March 2015
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Dutch military police stand next to parts of the wreckage of MH17, laid out in a hangar at Gilze-Rijen airbase, the Netherlands. The Boeing 777 was brought down over eastern Ukraine on 17 July 2014 with the loss of all 298 people on board. Preliminary findings by Dutch investigators assert that the aircraft was downed by a Buk-M1-2 SAM launched from a Russian-owned battery that was most likely manned by a Russian crew. Source: AP/PA
Investigators from the Office of the National Prosecutor (OM) of the Netherlands have completed the first phase of their work in definitely determining the cause of the mid-aid explosion and crash of Malaysian Airlines Flight 17 (MH17). Preliminary information leaked to the Dutch media has concluded that a Russian unit is responsible for the shootdown.
Most of the collected debris from the aircraft, a Boeing 777 that crashed on 17 July 2014 while en route from Amsterdam to Kuala Lumpur with the loss of all 298 on board, is now spread out in hangers at the Royal Netherlands Air Force's Gilze-Rijen airbase where investigators have been probing the wreckage for evidence.
The OM is part of a Joint International Team (JIT) conducting a criminal investigation charged with initially identifying what brought the aircraft down and from where. A second phase of the investigation is to then identify those responsible and bring them before a court with the proper jurisdiction.
According to all of the evidence the JIT has reviewed, which has included more than one million documents, photos and videos, the conclusions to date are that the MH17 was downed by a Buk-M1-2 surface-to-air missile (SAM) launched from a Russian-owned battery that was most likely manned by a Russian crew. Photos and video evidence, as well as interviews with witnesses, prove that the battery was brought across the border from Russia into Ukraine shortly before the shootdown.
In order to fulfill the second half of its mission the investigation team will now have to collect facts that would provide the basis for a conviction in court. Chief prosecutor Fred Westerbeke told local news outlets: "The investigation is fully ongoing, with more than a hundred internationals involved. We are looking at forensic evidence, phone tap analyses from the time around the crash, witness accounts, and many different scenarios."
The head of the prosecuting team then explained that central questions that the investigation is trying to answer are: first, who controlled the radar that provided the Buk battery with targeting information; second, who commanded the crew; and, lastly, who gave the order to fire? Radio and mobile telephone intercepts that have been provided by the Ukrainian Security Service (SBU) are being used in this effort.
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x3mal
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Такой же как и у россиян - подставить врага и усилить конфликт.