Vlucht MH17 #5

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Caught in a Lie – Compelling Evidence Russia Lied About the Buk Linked to MH17
July 24, 2014 By Eliot Higgins

Earlier this week I wrote about the claims made by the Russian Defence Ministry about the following video, posted by the Ukrainian Ministry of Interior, which they claimed to show the Buk linked to the down of flight MH17 leaving Ukraine for Russia

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The Russian Defence Ministry claimed in their recent press conference:
For example, media circulated a video supposedly showing a Buk system being moved from Ukraine to Russia. This is clearly a fabrication. This video was made in the town of Krasnoarmeisk, as evidenced by the billboard you see in the background, advertising a car dealership at 34 Dnepropetrovsk Street. Krasnoarmeysk has been controlled by the Ukrainian military since May 11

As I posted, images from a variety of sources strongly suggested this was a clear case of deception by the Russian Defence Ministry, showing the video was in fact filmed in rebel held Luhansk near the Russia border, and more photographs have now emerged that seem to confirm this is the case.

A Luhansk local visited the place the video was reportedly filmed in Luhansk, and photographed the area, including objects that appeared in the video. It’s clear that objects in the video match perfectly to the video. It’s worth keeping in mind when looking at these comparisons that the video was filmed from a high angle, not from ground level, so an exact match was not possible due to the difference in angles



The above compares the two poles featured in the photographs and video, which appear to be indentical.



The path and grassy verge at the base of the same pole is also indentical.



Above the pole, the same arrangement of cabling can be seen.



The bill board is identical, with the same green border. It’s also clear the text the Russian’s claimed was on the billboard is absent in the photographs




This, combined with the information in my earlier post, is strong evidence that the Russian Defence Ministry lied when it claimed the billboard was in the town of Krasnoarmeisk. Unless the Russian’s can come up with compelling evidence that the billboard was in Krasnoarmeisk, it’s clear the Russian Defence Ministry lied at it’s press conference on the downing of MH17.

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Op dinsdag 29 juli 2014 15:31 schreef theguyver het volgende:

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super scrummie, ik word al moe van die comments onder de youtube video..

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Op dinsdag 29 juli 2014 15:52 schreef theguyver het volgende:

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super Scrumm kijk dat soort informatie geeft weer mooi ander beeld weer.
Maar moet je betalen voor die site of zo?

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Op dinsdag 29 juli 2014 16:07 schreef theguyver het volgende:

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Ah oke ik wacht wel even
Mooi stukje trouwens wat je gepost had, zouden ze dat met google maps hebben gedaan?

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Op dinsdag 29 juli 2014 16:08 schreef bedachtzaam het volgende:

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Dank voor het plaatsen Scrummie

Het helpt de russen niet dat ze blijkbaar bewust liegen, in eerste instantie was ik de mening toegedaan dat de separatisten een BUK buit hadden gemaakt (zoals op the voice of Russia werd gemeld) en daarmee een vliegtuig waarvan ze dachten dat het een AN-26 was neergehaald hadden.
Nu vraag ik me echt af wat daarvan waar is en of het wel gewoon een domme fout was.

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Op dinsdag 29 juli 2014 16:07 schreef Montagui het volgende:

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Volg ze ook al vanaf het begin. Goed bezig met waarheidsvinding.