
On the 70th anniversary of the victory over Germany, a fragment of the Malaysian Boeing 777, shot down in July 2014 over the Donetsk region of Ukraine, will be exhibited in the Kuban Brotherhood Museum in the Kuban city of Yeisk. This was reported by the Fourth Power with reference to a note published in the Yeisk newspaper "The Council of the Azovya" on April 2.
The note signed by Irina Boyko tells about the help that the local branch of the "Battle Brotherhood" - the Prochrevsky Veteran organization, who acted as one of the founders of Anti -Maidan, sends to the DPR. "In gratitude for the delivered products, clothes and medicines, residents of the village of Raping (within the city of Torez, Donetsk region. - Ed.) Handed over to the Vicchanes a fragment of the Malaysian Boeing -777, which crashed over the Shakhtersky district in July last year, the material of the" Council of the Azov ". - one of the versions, passenger airliner filed a passenger airliner Military National Army of Ukraine. "
The gift of the residents of the scattered journalist Boyko was told by the Yeisk businessman Alexander Shabanov, who accompanied the humanitarian cargo to the Donbass. According to the note, Shabanov is a former intelligence officer of the border troops of the KGB, a veteran of Afghanistan.
"Boeing-777" of the company Malaysian Airlines, flying from Amsterdam to Kuala Lumpur, was shot down on July 17, 2014 at an altitude of more than 10 kilometers. All 283 passengers and 15 crew members died. Russia accuses the Ukrainian security forces. Meanwhile, since the catastrophes, evidence has been repeatedly published that the plane was actually shot down by the DPR terrorists from the Buk anti-aircraft missile system provided by Russia.