The Australians published a video from which it follows that the Boeing was shot down by Ukraine
On the anniversary of the Boeing crash in the Donbass, Australian media from Rupert Murdoch's corporation published a video filmed by the militia immediately after the crash of the airliner. From the voiceover of the incomplete video, which is a compilation of a longer video, it follows that the Malaysian airliner was shot down by a Ukrainian Sukhoi fighter.
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The News Corp Australia publication referred to RBC, claims that the available video lasts 17 minutes, but the website contains a video clip of about 5 minutes. The footage shows militiamen inspecting the bags of passengers on the plane, trying to find out the identity of the plane, and taking photographs of the crash site. At the same time, telephone conversations of one of the militia commanders, whose name is not mentioned, are heard behind the scenes.
In the published recording, the commander can be heard saying that he is at the crash site of a civilian plane and asking his interlocutor: “Is there another plane there?” He also asks his interlocutor to maintain a cordon and not allow civilians into the crash site.
From the full transcript of the negotiations from the video recording published on the publication’s website, it follows that the same commander tells one of his interlocutors that the Boeing was shot down by a Sukhoi fighter. “They say that a Sukhoi (fighter) shot down a civilian plane, and ours shot down a fighter,” says the commander. The question of where Sukhoi remains unanswered. “It’s not clear where Sukhoi is, it’s burning here and there, and there’s debris everywhere,” the interlocutors say. The voiceovers also conclude that “they [probably the Ukrainian military] decided to make it look like we shot down the plane.”
The captain also shows the ID of one of the flight attendants and says that all the passengers on the plane are “foreigners, Malaysians.” The voiceover also wonders "who opened the flight corridor."
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