The US State Department commented on information about the discovery by experts from the Netherlands of an "important find" at the crash site of a Boeing near Donetsk
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On the eve of the representatives of the Netherlands Chief Prosecutor's Office announced that they found some "important find" at the crash site of a Malaysian airliner, performing a flight from Amsterdam to Kuala Lumpur in July 2014. According to statements by the Western press, this find was allegedly a fragment of the Buk SAM system. This information immediately began to comment in the US State Department.
The meaning of the comment made by the official representative of the department, Mark Toner, boiled down to the fact that Dutch experts can find any pieces of debris, but the US Department of State will in any case assume that “Boeing 777” was shot down by “pro-Russian separatists” in the sky over Donetsk. RIA News quotes Mr. Toner:
We continue to support efforts to ensure that all those responsible are punished for the death of almost 290 passengers and crew members. Of course, we support the Netherlands investigation, but our position has not changed - we still think that this is the work of the separatists supported by Russia.
At one time, Secretary of State Kerry also expressed that "in his opinion," the plane was shot down by the "pro-Russian side of the conflict." That is, the investigation does not interest anyone in the United States. We are only talking about opinions ...
This statement again makes it clear that all the perpetrators of the West have long been appointed, and that the main task of the United States today is to push through the creation of the so-called international tribunal, without waiting for the end of the investigation.
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