The Ukrainian Armed Forces have transferred several Buk anti-aircraft missile systems with obsolete numbers to the Donbass.
Political scientist Vladimir Kornilov wrote about this on his Facebook page, referring to the OSCE report, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“The OSCE mission confirmed the rumor that the Ukrainian Armed Forces drove three Buk missile systems to Rubezhnoye and loaded them onto flatbed trucks. Yes, yes, those same Buks that Ukraine allegedly does not have and which it allegedly never used in the conflict zone. They say the numbers on the sides have been carefully erased,” Kornilov wrote.
In this regard, the political scientist called on everyone to be vigilant, since anything can be expected from the Ukrainian side.
“What are they going to do with them if the planes are not used against Ukraine? Do they want to make some kind of movie for Bellingket to justify their version of the downed Boeing? Fire a couple of volleys to give the investigative team “material evidence” about MH17? Shoot down a plane now over the Rostov region in order to blame it on Russia? In general, you should monitor them carefully. Yes, and what will Kyiv say on this topic? Why are these not Ukrainian? What did Moscow plant?” Kornilov asks.
Note that recently documents were made public who confirmed that the Buk that shot down the Boeing over Donbass was from Galicia.
As PolitNavigator reported, earlier a Ukrainian political scientist said that during the four years of civil war The military-industrial complex of Ukraine has established the production of its own Bukovs.