ROUTES FOR THE SMOKING GUN BUK

Below are possible routes for the smoking gun BUK that is assumed to to be the one in Sizhne on 17th July and is assumed to have shot down MH17.



I have added a Nazi swastika to the left/west of Luhansk to highlight that that territory south and west of Luhansk was controlled by Kiev Nazis after they had run a successful but intense military campaign to create a corridor to Luhansk Airport during mid-July.

Sizhne is the bottom left hand corner.

Two possible routes are suggested. Where the green and black routes meet is where a BUK was allegedly videoed at the crack of dawn on 18th July.

The green route is the shortest and most direct route, but crosses Kiev Nazi territory, so it is very doubtful that that Sizhne BUK took that route.

The black route keeps the BUK in separatist territory and just avoids the Kiev Nazis but prompts the question, why drive all the way around Luhansk Airport to the south east of Luhansk, and then double back on yourself to then drive through a western suburb of Luhansk which was at least partly controlled by the Kiev Nazis...AND WITH THE COVERS REMOVED?!

C'EST CRAYZEE!!

But the BUK is on the red trailer pulled by that white cabin with distinctive blue stripes!

But also note that Krasnodon (in the blue square) is not that far off the route that keeps the BUK in separatist territory.