"Buk" in the Donbass: we need witnesses

International Investigation Group is looking for witnesses to the transportation of the Buk installation in the Donetsk region

The International Investigative Group (Netherlands, Belgium, Ukraine, Australia and Malaysia), investigating the Boeing Capachene Malaysia Airlines, shot down near Donetsk on July 17 last year, published a new video with the appeal to possible witnesses to the transportation of the Book installation in the Donetsk region. All witnesses are convincingly asked to contact the investigators of the International Group by Free Phones. The video contains notes of the previously four not published telephone conversations of pro -Russian separatists.

18+! Sharp! The video contains obscene vocabulary!

In the first of the conversations listened, the separatists discuss the delivery of the “beech” with the crew, it is mentioned that the installation needs to be “hidden”. In the second conversation, we are talking about the fact that one of the fighters from Buke was lost that they forgot to pick him up. In the third and fourth conversations, the separatists confirm that on July 18, Buk returned to Russia. A person nicknamed "Librarian" takes part in the delivery and return of Buka. His voice is heard in the first conversation.

Fragments of Boeing, shot down in the sky over Donbass

The appeal of the international investigative group emphasizes that investigative materials allow us to say that the Boeing was shot down by the Russian “beech” from a territory controlled by the separatists, as the most likely version of the crash of a passenger aircraft. Nevertheless, the investigation continues to consider all versions.

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Sofya Kornienko - with the details of the work of the investigation commissions

Investigators are asked to extend in Russian -speaking media their call to everyone who saw the transportation of Buk (presumably on the “Volvo” tractor or their own strokes) or has other information about the persons related to the launch of the missile from the Buk installation. On the website of the investigative group www.jitmh17.com there is information in Russian and Ukrainian. You can contact investigators in the Netherlands by e-mail address: Contact@jitmh17.com or call the phone number 0800-300014 (free) or 0031-384600210 from 09:00 to 21:00. Russian -speaking members of the international investigation group will answer the call. The report also said that the international investigation group takes seriously the safety of witnesses. If witnesses are worried about their security, then various measures can be taken to protect them. Even very minor evidence is welcome.