Thread by @generalsvr_en

On July 17, 2014, Malaysia Airlines Boeing 777-200ER on flight #MH17 from #Amsterdam to #KualaLumpur was shot down over #Ukraine. There is a competent technical analysis of the events surrounding the crash that strip away the fakes around the technical part of the crash.
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The analysis was conducted by Mark Solonin on his YouTube channel, disproving almost all the main fabrications about the technical part of the crime. His three videos take up over four hours of airtime, but it's worth spending that time if you want to know the truth.
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On the delivery of the Buk surface-to-air missile (SAM) system to the launch site, there was also a remarkable investigation by both the Joint Investigation Team (JIT ) and several teams of investigative journalists.
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The belonging of the Buk SAM, the transportation route, all the names of those involved in the transportation, and even the names of some of the people involved in the missile launch are known. Thus, we will not go into these details.
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They are in the public domain, and anyone interested in this topic can familiarise themselves with the materials. So far, there has been no unequivocal answer as to who the organiser of the crime was and what his motives were.
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While there is, in principle, an understanding of the organizer, although the international institutions involved in the investigation of the tragedy are shamefully silent on the matter, the main version of the motives is a mistake in target selection.
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Mark Solonin shows in his video "Drunk tank for Lukashevich" that the people who launched the rocket understood and were well aware of the purpose of the launch.
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And now, what we know about the #MH17 tragedy. On July 17, 2014, #Putin failed to do what he would later do on October 31, 2015, when a blown-up plane over the Sinai Peninsula enabled strategic plans in #Syria.
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On July 17, 2014, the Buk SAM system delivered, with the knowledge and on the orders of the Russian leadership, to the site of the missile launch to shoot down a #Russian aircraft. The Russian authorities would have blamed the Ukrainian leadership.
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Thus, it should have been a casus belli - the pretext for a full-scale invasion of #Ukrainian territory. Naturally, in such a scenario, the Russian leadership would have had all the "evidence" of a strike against a civilian target.
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According to #Putin, there would have been nothing to counter it. Once again, the sabotage by the #Russian leadership was being prepared against the citizens of their own country.
Now, what went wrong.
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According to our info, not more than 15 people were engaged in all details of the operation, and the combat unit that launched the missile was not among them. When #Patrushev coordinated the target with #Putin, the information about the target was deliberately changed.
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One of the people deliberately gave it to the combat team. (Having analysed the information we have, we have concluded that the change was intentional). What was the motivation of the person who changed the target?
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Probably he thought that he did the right thing and saved the citizens of his country from imminent destruction, not taking into account that the citizens of any other country were also human beings, and this, of course, does not remove his guilt.
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Be that as it may, the target was a civilian aircraft, and it was a deliberate, orchestrated crime by #Putin.
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