Editor’s Note…
Unless Malaysian airplanes have an uncanny tendency to go off the radar every few months, this recent downing of flight MH17 over Ukraine seems like it was cooked up by NATO assets in the civil war torn country, perhaps in a desperate attempt to ramp up public opinion against Russia whose proxies in the Eastern part of the country are currently making a mockery of the NATO backed Ukrainian army and its attempt to crush the rebels. Notice how the Reuters report below is already beginning to construct this narrative – a telltale sign indicative of a major false flag in the making.
Oh, and by the way, remember Malaysian airlines flight 370? It’s still nowhere to be found, with speculations rife about NATO’s role in the mystery.
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Ukraine says Malaysian airliner shot down, 295 dead
A Malaysian airliner was shot down over eastern Ukraine by militants on Thursday, killing all 295 people aboard, a Ukrainian interior ministry official was quoted as saying by Interfax-Ukraine news agency.
The aircraft, which other sources said was a Boeing 777 flying from Amsterdam to Kuala Lumpur, came down near the city of Donetsk, stronghold of pro-Russian rebels, Anton Gerashchenko said, adding that it was hit by a ground-to-air missile.
There was no further confirmation of the report, although Ukrainian officials said local residents had found wreckage.
Malaysia Airlines said on its Twitter feed it had lost contact with its flight MH-17 from Amsterdam. “The last known position was over Ukrainian airspace,” it said.
Gerashchenko was quoted as saying: “A civilian airliner travelling from Amsterdam to Kuala Lumpur has just been shot down by a Buk anti-aircraft system … 280 passengers and 15 crew have been killed.”
Interfax-Ukraine quoted another Ukrainian official as saying the plane disappeared from radar when it was flying at 10,000 metres (33,000 feet), a typical cruising altitude for airliners.
It came down at Torez, near Shakhtersk, some 40 km (25 miles) from the Russia border. The area has been the scene of fighting between Ukrainian troops and pro-Russian rebels.
Ukraine has accused Russia of taking an active role in the four-month-old conflict in recent days and accused it earlier on Thursday of shooting down a Ukrainian fighter jet – an accusation that Moscow denied.