The BBC deleted a video of eyewitnesses to the shootdown of MH17 who say they saw fighter jets.
On July 23, two days after the Russian Ministry of Defense presented a radar track of a Ukrainian SU-25 fighter climbing to within three kilometers of MH17, the BBC’s Russian service aired a report by correspondent Olga Ivshina.
The report originated when Ivshina and her cameraman went in search of the field outside the town of Torez, where the US government claims an SA-11 BUK surface to air missile was launched at the Boeing 777 on July 17.
Instead of finding witnesses who saw or filmed with camera phones a SAM launch plume that would look like this test firing of an SA-11 in Russia, what Ivshina found instead were people who heard two loud explosions in the sky and described Ukrainian fighter jets near the MH17 crash scene. As Ivshina described in the opening of her report, these Donbas locals were certain the Boeing airliner was shot down by the Ukrainian Air Force.
[source : MH17 Witnesses Tell BBC They Saw Ukrainian Jet. BBC Deletes Video, Russia Insider, http://russia-insider.com/en/military_media_watch/2014/11/11/01-30-22pm/mh17_witnesses_tell_bbc_they_saw_ukrainian_jet_bbc, 11th November 2014]
And further to the data presented by the Russian Ministry of Defence mentioned in the above report, a consultancy claims to have radar data from another radar station and has presented what it says is even more detailed radar data showing fighter jets to the north of MH17.
New radar data indicating that military aircraft were in the air near Malaysia Airlines flight MH17 when it crashed in eastern Ukraine on July 17 has been released by a Russian air safety consultancy.
The consultancy provided a snapshot representing the readings taken by a radar station located in Russia’s Rostov, near the Ukrainian border, shortly before and about 20 minutes after the MH17 crash.
According to Sergey Melnichenko, CEO of Aviation Safety consultancy, there were one or two warplanes in the air close to the Malaysian airliner. The data casts doubt on the version of the tragedy favored by Western nations, which claims the plane was shot down from the ground by rebel forces with a sophisticated surface-to-air missile.
[source : Not alone: New radar data indicates other jets on MH17 course before crash, RT, http://rt.com/news/205339-mh17-air-plane-malaysian/, 13th November 2014]
Why it has taken four months to obtain and/or release this explosive data is of great concern.
Are NATO and Russia playing some kind of poker over Ukraine rather than seeking justice for the victims of MH17? Keeping their information (if they have it at all) close to their chests, only releasing it when necessary? And is this being done to avoid war?
The NATO Nazis in Kiev are preparing to launch a large offensive on Donetsk, and are claiming, once again, that Russia has invaded Ukraine. Russian troops may be gathering on the border, but not invading, and this is probably a threat to invade if NATO's Kiev Nazis launch a war on Donetsk or do something else stupid and desperate.
At stake is control over Russia's pipelines to Europe. This is why NATO is supporting the Nazis who ran a putsch and chased the legitimate government of Ukraine away, and why NATO is supporting the nastiest cannibalistic international cutthroat Jihadis in Syria to kick out Assad who is a blocking a pipeline from the Pars gas field from their ally Qatar which will threaten Russia's natural gas business with Europe. The low oil prices caused by Saudi Arabia are part of this war on Russia.
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