Russian officers: Holland called the names of those allegedly involved in the crash of Boeing
The tragedy with the Malaysian Boeing, which was shot down over the Donbass in 2014, became the occasion for numerous anti-Russian fakes and speculation in the Western press and on television.
The intention of the Dutch investigation to make a statement on the progress of the investigation was no exception in this story.
The Dutch television channel NOS, which had not previously been clean in reporting, presented a report allegedly based on the findings of the commission on the Malaysian Boeing disaster.
Journalists of the TV channel claim that the investigation has data that allegedly indicates the involvement of the Russian army, Sergey Muchkaev, Oleg Pulatov and Sergey Dubinsky, in the crash of a passenger plane over the Grabovo village.
According to NOS, in 2014, Sergei Muchkaev was the commander of the 53rd anti-aircraft missile brigade deployed near Kursk.
If the commission makes the same conclusions as the aforementioned television channel, then this will become a verdict on the objectivity and professionalism of the commission’s members, since it will become obvious that the investigation used the “evidence” generated by the Bellingcat Internet-investigation portal, behind the activities of which stick ears of Western intelligence.
Of particular surprise is the “source” of information called by the TV channel - a certain APU soldier Ivan Bezyazykov, who “found out the details” of the Boeing incident while being held captive in the Donetsk People’s Republic.
In conclusion, it should be noted that today's statement by the Dutch investigation is unlikely to be somewhat different from the numerous statements that it made earlier.
The intention of the Dutch investigation to make a statement on the progress of the investigation was no exception in this story.
The Dutch television channel NOS, which had not previously been clean in reporting, presented a report allegedly based on the findings of the commission on the Malaysian Boeing disaster.
Journalists of the TV channel claim that the investigation has data that allegedly indicates the involvement of the Russian army, Sergey Muchkaev, Oleg Pulatov and Sergey Dubinsky, in the crash of a passenger plane over the Grabovo village.
According to NOS, in 2014, Sergei Muchkaev was the commander of the 53rd anti-aircraft missile brigade deployed near Kursk.
If the commission makes the same conclusions as the aforementioned television channel, then this will become a verdict on the objectivity and professionalism of the commission’s members, since it will become obvious that the investigation used the “evidence” generated by the Bellingcat Internet-investigation portal, behind the activities of which stick ears of Western intelligence.
Of particular surprise is the “source” of information called by the TV channel - a certain APU soldier Ivan Bezyazykov, who “found out the details” of the Boeing incident while being held captive in the Donetsk People’s Republic.
In conclusion, it should be noted that today's statement by the Dutch investigation is unlikely to be somewhat different from the numerous statements that it made earlier.
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