Khepesh wrote:French publisher Larousse issued socio-economic world atlas for 2016
I see what they did there
Khepesh wrote:French publisher Larousse issued socio-economic world atlas for 2016
Neutrality wrote:Khepesh wrote:French publisher Larousse issued socio-economic world atlas for 2016
I see what they did there
11:33 GMT
Ukraine aviation regulators admitted that their military used arms in the country's east that could strike civil aviation, the Dutch Safety Board stated.
The missile damaged the Malaysian Airlines Boeing from the left side, Joustra said adding the Ukrainian authorities failed to take precautions for the 165 different commercial flights which flew along the same corridor as the downed plane.
There were sufficient grounds to close the airspace, but the Ukrainian authorities failed to do so, the DSB representative said.
“None of the parties involved recognized the risk from the armed conflict on the ground,” Joustra said.
11:49 GMT
An additional probe is needed to establish the location of the missile launch, Joustra said, concluding the presentation.
The Dutch Safety Board says a BUK missile with a 3N314M warhead was responsible for downing MH17. It also noted that Ukrainian aviation regulators admitted that Kiev used arms in the east of Ukraine which were capable of striking passenger aircraft.
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The announcement at an airbase in Gilze Rijen in the Netherlands mentioned that civil aviation aircraft should not have been allowed to fly over the east of Ukraine, due to the risk of a plane being struck.
Tjibbe Joustra, the Dutch Safety Board chairman stated that there were more than enough reasons to close the airspace of eastern Ukraine and that Kiev should have taken these steps.
However, no such precautions were taken and 160 different commercial aircraft were flying along the same corridor from which MH17 was downed.
Immediately after the tragic accident took place, airspace over the region was closed.
The Dutch Safety Board also mentioned that they have been unable to determine who was in control of the particular area where the BUK missile was fired from.
On behalf of Ukraine, the Kyiv Research Institute for Forensic Expertise of the Ministry of
Justice and military experts of the Ukrainian Defense Ministry provided the results of
their simulations performed regarding the origin of the damage.
In a simulation performed by the Kyiv Research Institute for Forensic Expertise, an area
of 4 square kilometres was calculated using the 9M38M1 missile and 9N314M warhead.
Rodinazombie wrote: I do get the feeling, it will be kiev that ends up paying out millions to the families of the victims.
Khepesh wrote:On page 137 of the report is this paragraph about where the missile data came from, well well....
On behalf of Ukraine, the Kyiv Research Institute for Forensic Expertise of the Ministry of
Justice and military experts of the Ukrainian Defense Ministry provided the results of
their simulations performed regarding the origin of the damage.
Also the data given in the televised report for possible areas a missile could have been fired from came from Kiev.
Page 144
In a simulation performed by the Kyiv Research Institute for Forensic Expertise, an area
of 4 square kilometres was calculated using the 9M38M1 missile and 9N314M warhead.
On any reading of this it does seem impossible for a missile to have come from the left side of the aircraft, and so Snezhnoe. It may also be worth pointing out that the old Yugo-Vostok Enoti was very quick at reporting MH17 with video and eyewitness reports posted directly on the group within minutes, due I guess to unusualy large number of raccoons in Snezhnoe and Torez. At that early point before it was known a civilian airliner was shot down I am certain that if a Buk had been launched from Snezhnoe it would have been seen and reported on, but nothing, not a single report of any launch or even rumors of any launch. Details like that, and the posts on MP by MSD about the VK location status by a soldier of ukrops Buk battery showing it had reached somewhere near Illovaisk by 16 July, are simply lost in a sea of disinformation and nonsense.KoTeMoRe wrote:
Not so easy. The Area limited by Kiev was expanded both By Almaz Antey and The Board. Path of the missile contradicts the initial assumption it came from Left Left. They show the missile crossed the axis of flight. That looks werid but makes Snezhnoe almost impossible as well. Remember who pushed for Snezhnoe to be the firing point?
Khepesh wrote:On any reading of this it does seem impossible for a missile to have come from the left side of the aircraft, and so Snezhnoe. It may also be worth pointing out that the old Yugo-Vostok Enoti was very quick at reporting MH17 with video and eyewitness reports posted directly on the group within minutes, due I guess to unusualy large number of raccoons in Snezhnoe and Torez. At that early point before it was known a civilian airliner was shot down I am certain that if a Buk had been launched from Snezhnoe it would have been seen and reported on, but nothing, not a single report of any launch or even rumors of any launch. Details like that, and the posts on MP by MSD about the VK location status by a soldier of ukrops Buk battery showing it had reached somewhere near Illovaisk by 16 July, are simply lost in a sea of disinformation and nonsense.KoTeMoRe wrote:
Not so easy. The Area limited by Kiev was expanded both By Almaz Antey and The Board. Path of the missile contradicts the initial assumption it came from Left Left. They show the missile crossed the axis of flight. That looks werid but makes Snezhnoe almost impossible as well. Remember who pushed for Snezhnoe to be the firing point?
I have no idea what I need to be helped with or who "U" isKoTeMoRe wrote:
remember who posted this? It starts by U..
JohninMK wrote:Something is up here. Is Russia trying to get its Ukraine loan switched to an IMF backed one?
MOSCOW (Sputnik) — Russian President Vladimir Putin asked the country's Finance Minister Anton Siluanov on Tuesday to discuss an additional loan to help Ukraine repay its $3 billion debt to Russia with the International Monetary Fund (IMF).
Russia, which purchased $3 billion in Eurobonds from Kiev in December 2013, maintains that Ukraine’s debt must be paid in full by the end of 2015.
"Mistakes will be reduced if contacts are direct and working, aimed at solving all problems, including in the financial sector. I ask you to continue this dialogue both with partners in Kiev and our colleagues in the IMF," Putin said at a government meeting.
On Saturday, Moscow and Kiev failed to agree on the restructuring of Ukraine’s debt to Russia.
Read more: http://sputniknews.com/russia/20151013/1028466269/ukraine-loan-russia-putin-imf.html#ixzz3oSwYzn20