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dailymail.co.uk/ Is this the moment MH17 was shot down as it flew over Ukraine? Russian state broadcaster produces ‘satellite images’ showing alleged fighter jet attack

 

  • ‘Leaked’ images show a missile streaking towards the MH17 flight
  • Russian experts said Boeing was shot down by a Ukrainian warplane
  • Kremlin-owned channel suggested a State crime was committed
  • It was claimed that the space pictures were from a British or US satellite
  • West has suggested the plane was shot down by pro-Moscow rebels
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    SHAFAQNA- Russian experts have claimed Malaysian Boeing MH17 was shot down by a Ukrainian warplane and not a ground to air missile.

    This follows the release of ‘leaked’ satellite images which show a missile streaking towards the passenger plane, produced tonight by Russia’s main state broadcaster.

    It was claimed that the space pictures were from a British or US satellite.

    Russian Channel 1 has released satellite images which suggest Malaysian Boeing MH17 (top of picture) was shot down by a Ukrainian warplane (bottom left)  Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2835088/Is-moment-MH17-shot-flew-Ukraine-Russian-state-broadcaster-produces-satellite-images-showing-fighter-jet-attack.html#ixzz3J6nqMm3R  Follow us: @MailOnline on Twitter | DailyMail on Facebook

    The flight from Amsterdam to Kuala Lumpur was travelling over the conflict-hit region when it disappeared from radar.

    A total of 283 passengers, including 80 children, and 15 crew members were killed.

    TV presenter Mikhail Leontiev claimed that the mysterious source who provided the images concluded they showed ‘how a Mig-29 fighter plane destroys the Boeing passenger plane’.

    The West has repeatedly suggested the plane was shot down by pro-Moscow rebels using a Russian-made BUK missile system.

    It was claimed that the mysterious source who provided the images concluded they showed 'how a Mig-29 fighter plane (pictured) destroys the Boeing passenger plane'

    A total of 283 passengers, including 80 children, and 15 crew members were killed after MH17 was shot down

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