Гонконгская Asian Times выпустила большую статью в двух частях. Самое, на мой взгляд, интересное процитировал, остальное можете почитать сами, информации много. Малайзию пытались исключить (!) из комиссии, но после ее протестов вернули... все политизировано по самую макушку, выводы комиссии спорные и неубедительные (тк во многом сляпаны из материалов соцсетей, тысячу раз редактированных), общий вывод - ответов кто виноват пока нет. Судя по высказываниям российского посла в Малайзии, ни о какой "государственной ответственности России" речи не идет. Конфликт на Донбассе назван гражданской войной.
Украинского посла спросили а что ж вы воздух не закрыли в зоне конфликта? Он не придумал ничего лучшего кроме как "ноу коммент"...
https://www.asiatimes.com/2019/07/artic ... fell-mh17/
Five years on, no answers to who felled MH17
Asia Times examines in two parts why Malaysia’s premier and others doubt a Dutch-led probe’s finding that Russia shot down flight MH17
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Fauziah Mohd Taib, Malaysia’s then-ambassador to the Netherlands, wrote in a recent article that Malaysia was excluded from the JIT “until it protested.” She claimed the JIT’s initial decision to bar Malaysia’s participation was “because it could not be determined if Malaysia would be supportive of Russia and not the West.”
https://www.asiatimes.com/2019/07/artic ... lame-mh17/
“Moscow never came forward with a congruent chain of events and a complete counter-narrative. There’s no Russian version, that’s a main piece of criticism. They have not helped to clarify the entire picture,” van der Werff told Asia Times.
“I’ve asked this to at least ten different Russian officials and they never have an answer. I’m not asking what did not happen, I’m asking what happened according to their version of events [but] I don’t get proper answers.”
The Dutch filmmaker and investigative journalist maintains, however, that evidence brought forward by the multinational JIT has been difficult to verify, “totally unconvincing” and heavily reliant on low-resolution images and videos from mobile phones that surfaced on social media in the hours and days after MH17’s downing.
“I have more questions than answers and I don’t favor a specific scenario for what occurred, but I am sure the official narrative by the JIT isn’t what really happened,” said van der Werff. “I cannot give you a counter-narrative that is more credible, unfortunately.”
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“I can’t tell if the Dutch investigation team works properly or if it’s more a question of politics to blame the Russians,” said Kriese, who believes various countries likely possess hyper-spectral imaging data that would definitively determine which party was behind MH17’s downing, though such evidence could be withheld for official secrecy reasons.
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