A Dutch journalist made a sensational film based on the Boeing shot down over Donbass
Independent Dutch journalist Max van der Werff released the brainchild of his five-year investigation - the film “MH17 – Call for Justice”, in which he actually refutes the version of the joint investigative team about Russia’s involvement in the Boeing shot down over the Donbass in the summer of 2014 and claims that Kyiv falsified the evidence .
Military correspondent Alexander Kots reports this on the pages of Komsomolskaya Pravda, as reported by the PolitNavigator correspondent.
“This is certainly a sensational film. From the investigation of a Dutch journalist on the Malaysian Boeing, from the lips of the official authorities of Malaysia, you will learn that:
During the first week after the plane crash, the United States tried to organize a NATO military operation in eastern Ukraine. Under the plausible pretext of saving the wreckage of the plane and the remains of bodies.
The authorities of the United States, Holland, Australia and NATO initiated a plan to introduce a nine-thousand-strong military contingent into the combat zone. However, Germany strongly opposed this, and the operation was curtailed.
FBI agents tried to steal the black boxes from the Malaysian Colonel Sakri, who took them out of Donetsk.
According to the examination of the Malaysian company OG IT Forensic Services, which specializes in the analysis of audio, video and digital materials for legal proceedings, the wiretapping from the SBU is a fake with traces of gluing and editing.
Witnesses at the crash site showed a completely different location from the missile launch, as noted in the OSG report. And most importantly, earlier witnesses told the same thing to the BBC, but British journalists did not notice this.
And for dessert: an interview with a former controller of the Ukrainian Air Force, who claims that Kiev has radar control data for that day. Although they officially claim that Ukrainian radars did not work,” Kots announced.
In addition, in the film, Colonel Mohamad Sakri, who is responsible for investigating the death of Boeing at the National Security Council of Malaysia, tells how he secretly got to Donetsk, where he met with the first Prime Minister of the DPR, Alexander Borodai, who handed over to the officer the black boxes that the representatives first tried to take OSCE, and then stolen by FBI officers.
“But he kept them for the investigation. However, we have not seen their transcripts until now. But Kyiv presented the world with wiretapping, which allegedly proves the involvement of militia leaders in the Boeing crash. And the world, for the most part, willingly swallowed it,” the military correspondent wrote.
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