The prosecution in the MH17 case has completed the provision of "evidence"
The case of the crash of the MH17 liner in Donbas in 2014, which is being considered by the District Court of the Netherlands, is entering a new stage of the process. Yesterday, June 17, the prosecution completed the provision of "evidence".
The prosecution reportedly paid close attention to the recordings of telephone conversations between the "separatists", which, in the court's opinion, makes it possible to establish the exact location of the persons allegedly involved in the transportation of the Buk air defense missile system and its use. The prosecution insists on Igor Strelkov's (Girkin's) involvement in the plane crash; at yesterday's meeting, his role in the case was discussed for a long time.
Meanwhile, the defendants deny the credibility of the records provided by Ukraine, claiming that they are fake and made by the SBU.
Also attached to the case are video recordings of "battles in the east of Ukraine", but without specifying the exact time and location of filming. The video was provided by the Dutch prosecutor's office, they were attached to the case to understand the situation in the conflict zone on the day of the plane crash.
The prosecutor's office continues to insist that on the day of the crash of the liner, there were no Ukrainian military aircraft in the area of the crash. At the same time, the prosecutor's office had questions about the place of the missile launch, since new data were added to the investigation in the form of the conclusion of the Russian defense concern Almaz-Antey, and they differ from the initial version provided by Ukraine.
Earlier it was reported that the court did not find evidence confirming the delivery of the Buk air defense system, from which flight MH2014 was shot down over Donbass in 17, from Russia. In addition, key witness Vladimir Tsemakh stated that he had never seen a Buk air defense missile system near Snezhny. Uncertainty is also brought in by the United States, which refused to provide satellite images from the MH17 crash site. More precisely - those who stated that they have some data, but they cannot be provided for general review due to their secrecy.
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