Examination has confirmed that Boeing beat knocked out of Buk

Fragments of a Russian Buk missile were found in the wreckage of a Malaysia Airlines Boeing 777 that was shot down over Donetsk last summer.

This is evidenced by the data of the expertise ordered by the Dutch edition of RTL Nieuws.

The publication's journalist gave experts from Warsaw, London and Munich seven pieces of debris found, four of which turned out to be fragments of an airplane, and three of which turned out to be Buk missiles.

The publication claims that so far there have been only a few signs, but international forensic experts from three different countries have proven that this is exactly the kind of rocket.

“For the first time, real evidence has emerged that the Boeing was shot down by a missile. This is evidenced by the data of a forensic examination ordered by RTL Nieuws,” the publication says.

The publication published photographs of the fragments and also noted that Cyrillic letters, including the letter “C,” can be recognized on the rocket debris.

A Boeing 777 of Malaysia Airlines, en route from Amsterdam (Netherlands) to Kuala Lumpur (Malaysia), crashed in eastern Ukraine on July 17.

There were 298 people on board, all of them died. Let us note that the Russian side is still presenting an erroneous version of the investigation as the main one. The Investigative Committee of the Russian Federation claims that the Boeing was shot down by a Ukrainian SU-24 attack aircraft. It is noteworthy that this version has already been refuted many times by numerous examinations and investigations - both Dutch and others.