17.07.14 Malaysia Airlines Boeing 777 (Flug MH17) über Ukraine abgestürzt
... und in einer richtigen (neutralen) Untersuchung nach deutschem Recht ist die Staatsanwaltschaft rechtlich verpflichtet auch alle für den Angeklagten sprechenden Umstände zu berücksichtigen!
Nichts anderes versuche ich hier und es gibt technische, taktische und militärische Umstände, die gegen eine russische BUK sprechen ....
Es gibt im Moment keine Angeklagten, der DSB Untersuchung war hauptsachlich luftfahttechnisch. Weitere strafrechtliche und forensische Untersuchungen werden vom JIT weitergefuhrt.
Wenn man Rosaviatsiya glauben mochte war es keine Russische Buk, weil.... es überhaupt kein Buk war, "keine einziger Indiz fur eine Buk Rakete" behaupten die!
http://nos.nl/artikel/2063073-onderzoek-ovv-beneden-peil.html
In case there is still any doubt that Buk missile was used to shoot down MH17, Julian Borger picks out a section from Annex X of the report - an analysis of the high-energy objects that hit the plane conducted by the Dutch National Aerospace Laboratory.
“Based upon the damage examination it is concluded that the impact damage on the wreckage of flight MH17 is caused by a warhead with various types of preformed fragments in the 6-14 mm size range, including one type with a bowtie shape detonating to the left of, and above, the cockpit.”
“The damage observed on the wreckage is not consistent with the damage caused by the warhead of an air-to-air missile in use in the region in amount of damage, type of damage and type of fragments. The high-energy object damage on the wreckage of flight MH17 is therefore not caused by an air-to-air missile.”
“Of the investigated warheads only the 9N314M contains the unique bowtie shaped fragments found in the wreckage. The damage observed on the wreckage in amount of damage, type of damage, boundary and impact angles of damage, number and density of hits, size of penetrations and bowtie fragments found in the wreckage, is consistent with the damage caused by the 9N314M warhead used in the 9M38 and 9M38M1 BUK surface-to-air missile.”
Julian Borger picks out more key passages from the report.
Missile shrapnel found in debris
The investigators collected pieces apparently from a surface-to-air missile. “In order to not risk impeding the criminal investigation, the Dutch Safety Board has decided not to publish images of all of the recovered fragments,” it says, but it does show three parts: an engine nozzle, part of one of the four stabiliser fins and a data cable. The report says: “The shape and form of the parts recovered is consistent with a 9M38 series surface-to-air missile.”
As a reference, the report shows pictures of a 9M38M1 missile, but in the text it just refers to the missile involved more vaguely as a ‘9M38 series’ missile.
Metal fragments bound in the bodies of crew members
120 objects (mostly metal graments) were found in the body of the First Officer, mostly in the left side of the upper torso.
More than 100 objects were found in the body of the Purser. “Hundreds” of metal fragments were found in the fragmented body of the Captain
Explosive traces found
“Approximately 30 of the 126 swab samples showed traces of mainly two different explosives; the nitroamine RDX and the trinitrotoluene (TNT). A few of the 30 samples showed traces of PETN. On the tested missile part traces of RDX was found.”
Fragment analysis
“72 fragments that were similar in size, mass and shape were further investigated”
“43 of the 72 fragments were found to be made of unalloyed steel and four of these fragments, although heavily deformed and damaged, had distinctive shapes; cubic and in the form of a bow-tie.”
http://www.theguardian.com/world/live/2015/oct/13/mh17-crash-report-ukraine-live-updates
Nun da ist die ehemalige Kommander Deinekin der VVS schon deutlicher
"Unidentified fragments that have been found in the bodies of Malaysia Airlines flight MH17 crew, could belong to a warhead of a surface-to-air Buk missile, Peter Deynekin, the former commander in chief of Russia's air force, told RIA Novosti Wednesday"
http://sputniknews.com/analysis/20140911/192823230/Fragments-Found-in-Bodies-of-MH17-Pilots-Could-Be-Buk-Missile-Shrapnel.html