The Situation in the Ukraine. #18

Dutch Safety Board (DSB), an agency that is leading the investigation into the crash of Malaysian Airlines flight MH17 in Eastern Ukraine, has reviewed RT's documentary MH17: A Year Without Truth "with great interest" and requested the channel's help in recovering the parts of the aircraft shown in the film.

RT's MH17: A Year Without Truth documentary film proved to be of particular interest to the Dutch investigators, as it featured video footage of the parts of the aircraft that still remain at the crash site. Upon seeing the film, the Dutch Safety Board reached out to the network and appealed to RT for help in retrieving parts of the plane's cockpit.

"With great interest we watched your documentary 'MH17: a year without the truth'.  In this film RT shows parts of the cockpit roof, which were found near Petropavlivka. We would like to gather those pieces [and] bring them over to the Netherlands so the Dutch Safety Board can use them for the investigation and the reconstruction," wrote DSB's spokeswoman Sara Vernooij.

In MH17: A Year Without Truth, which premiered on RT on July 17, 2015 — the first anniversary of the tragedy —  tracks the course of the still-ongoing investigation into the possible causes of the crash, and features testimonies from experts the relatives of those who had perished in it

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Dutch Safety Board Requests RT Help in Obtaining MH17 Fragments

RT's 'MH17: A Year Without Truth' documentary film proved to be of particular interest to the Dutch investigators.

http://sputniknews.com/world/20150803/1025346650.html

Dutch Safety Board (DSB), an agency that is leading the investigation into the crash of Malaysian Airlines flight MH17 in Eastern Ukraine, has reviewed RT's documentary MH17: A Year Without Truth "with great interest" and requested the channel's help in recovering the parts of the aircraft shown in the film.

RT's MH17: A Year Without Truth documentary film proved to be of particular interest to the Dutch investigators, as it featured video footage of the parts of the aircraft that still remain at the crash site. Upon seeing the film, the Dutch Safety Board reached out to the network and appealed to RT for help in retrieving parts of the plane's cockpit.

"With great interest we watched your documentary 'MH17: a year without the truth'.  In this film RT shows parts of the cockpit roof, which were found near Petropavlivka. We would like to gather those pieces [and] bring them over to the Netherlands so the Dutch Safety Board can use them for the investigation and the reconstruction," wrote DSB's spokeswoman Sara Vernooij.

In MH17: A Year Without Truth, which premiered on RT on July 17, 2015 — the first anniversary of the tragedy —  tracks the course of the still-ongoing investigation into the possible causes of the crash, and features testimonies from experts the relatives of those who had perished in it

JohninMK wrote:

higurashihougi wrote:Someone from the Far East is coooomiiiing

http://www.dw.com/en/sierens-china-ukraine-is-chinas-breadbasket/a-18621316

Sieren's China: Ukraine is China's breadbasket

After more than a year of sanctions against Russia, the Chinese have been increasing their investments in Ukraine. They're having the last laugh, writes DW columnist Frank Sieren.

Very interesting, a good find. The Chinese must be loving the Ukrainian fire sale, desperate for dollars, pricing. Plus it gets rid of some of China's mountain of dollars.

They must be buying up an awful amount of land.

Does anyone know China's stance on GM food?

JohninMK wrote:Anyone seen this, Russian passports for Ukrainians, anywhere else? If correct its could be another bribery, sorry commission, fest west of the ceasefire line.

BKP wrote:You know, I'm really beyond the point of doubting the validity of all the "brotherhood" talk from the Russian government, and Russians generally, regarding Ukrainians. With the exception of those former Ukrainians now living in Crimea and those in the South/East enduring the ATO, I have reached the conclusion that Ukrainians are not brothers, but, at best, retarded second cousins to Russians, and crackheads to boot.

JohninMK wrote:

higurashihougi wrote:Someone from the Far East is coooomiiiing

http://www.dw.com/en/sierens-china-ukraine-is-chinas-breadbasket/a-18621316

Sieren's China: Ukraine is China's breadbasket

After more than a year of sanctions against Russia, the Chinese have been increasing their investments in Ukraine. They're having the last laugh, writes DW columnist Frank Sieren.

Very interesting, a good find. The Chinese must be loving the Ukrainian fire sale, desperate for dollars, pricing. Plus it gets rid of some of China's mountain of dollars.

They must be buying up an awful amount of land.

Does anyone know China's stance on GM food?

franco wrote:Kiev's and the West's game plan revealed;
https://translate.googleusercontent.com/translate_c?depth=1&hl=en&rurl=translate.google.com&sl=auto&tl=en&u=http://topwar.ru/80066-parubiy-o-planah-unichtozheniya-respublik-donbassa.html&usg=ALkJrhh63x7DBIus-YFVB0sNX-W3LBcItQ

And how well is it working?

Reserve Fund up 36.5 bln rubles, NWF rises 197.6 bln rubles in July - MinFin

And this after selling off 100 bl rubles of $US and UK pounds to cover the month's budget deficit.

franco wrote:

JohninMK wrote:

higurashihougi wrote:Someone from the Far East is coooomiiiing

http://www.dw.com/en/sierens-china-ukraine-is-chinas-breadbasket/a-18621316

Sieren's China: Ukraine is China's breadbasket

After more than a year of sanctions against Russia, the Chinese have been increasing their investments in Ukraine. They're having the last laugh, writes DW columnist Frank Sieren.

Very interesting, a good find. The Chinese must be loving the Ukrainian fire sale, desperate for dollars, pricing. Plus it gets rid of some of China's mountain of dollars.

They must be buying up an awful amount of land.

Does anyone know China's stance on GM food?

The Russian government and business plus the Chinese did this also with all the Western Investments in Russia that had to be sold off under Sanctions.

KoTeMoRe wrote:Which is bound to actually bankrupt local companies.