That is news from Malaysia.
Which should make everyone question the accuracy of the information.
That site is questioning the official Malaysian line. It seems that the Malaysian government has been bought off.
Hishammuddin pushes the US line:
http://www.nst.com.my/node/21682
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"Based on military intelligence and evidence from a portion of fragments found, it is not likely the bullets were used from air to air but from surface to air. "Whether these were owned by Ukraine or the rebels who supplied by Russia. the bullets must have come from BUK System and this matter cannot be denied by Europe, Nato or Russia," he told reporters after officiating the Bera Umno's Wanita, Youth and Puteri wing division meeting here today.
The BUK missile is pretty large - the size of a small airplane. Where are remains of it, remains of its engine? Where are the debris from the missile?
And in this article:
Malaysia wants the ‘missing’ Ukrainian ATC tapes
http://www.nst.com.my/node/21260
You can see another interesting "official" statement:
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Humennyi said that if a formal request was made by Malaysia or the international investigation team, Ukraine would extend its cooperation. At one point, Humennyi seemed to question the significance of the ATC tapes, saying that “it is just the same as the flight data and cockpit voice recorders”.
Which is not the case at all.
