I've been re-reading the Daily Mail article of 18 July, Teribus. It really couldn't have been a mistake if the Mail and other Western media reports at the time were accurate . Pentagon experts said that "it was impossible to imagine that the missile could not have been fired without Russian support ". Rear Adm. John Kirby said: 'It strains credulity to think that it could be used by separatists without at least some measure of Russian support and technical assistance.'A former commander of Russian Air Force Special Operations Command, a Colonel-General, went further stated in an interview that "the separatists did not have the expertise to operate the BUK launchers, that only Russian personnel could do so."



After shooting the civilian aircraft down with a BUK missile , the terrorist commander , Igor Bezler, who is also a Russian military intelligence officer and commander of the self-proclaimed Donetsk People's Republic " reported back" to a Russian military intelligence officer gleefully bragging about his success . A Ukrainian intelligence officer said it was likely that " the 'direct performers of the terrorist attack' would also have been killed to avoid any witnesses.". And the stupid Russian news agency RIA Novosti reported the crash at 16.13 Moscow time, several minutes before the crash actually happened - at 16.20.I bet the head of RIA Novosti and the production crew got quickly dispatched after their blunder was exposed by the Daily Mail.Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2696847/They-shouldnt-f-g-flying-There-war-going-Ukraine-intelligence-officials-release-