Who shot down Malaysian Airlines Flight 17?

Investigators say three Russians – Igor Girkin, Sergey Dubinsky and Oleg Pulatov – and a Ukrainian, Leonid Kharchenko, were “fully responsible’ for shooting down the Malaysia Airlines plane. While they may not have fired the missile, they were responsible for it being in position.

What caused Flight 370 crash?

Fire. A number of theories suggest that the disappearance may have been the result of a fire in the cockpit, cargo compartment, landing gear, or another part of the plane.

Why did the Malaysian plane crash?

After ruling out bad weather, pilot error, mechanical failure, or onboard fire or explosion, they concluded that the crash was caused by the detonation of a warhead from a radar-guided missile fired from a Buk (also called SA-11) surface-to-air system that was more than capable of reaching the cruising altitude of …

Is the Missing Malaysian Airlines plane MH370 being held at Diego Garcia?

Is the missing Malaysian Airlines plane MH370, a Boeing 777, being held at a remote island called Diego Garcia? The claim appears to have originated on the internet forum 4chan, unfortunately the original post has been removed by 4chan admins, however a mirror website called 4plebs, has a copy of the original post.

What happened to MH370?

MH370 is the only Boeing believed missing in the Indian Ocean. Australia spearheaded the search for the jetliner in partnership with officials from Malaysia and China. Where found: Mossel Bay, South Africa

What was the first item of debris positively confirmed to be MH370?

^ ATSB final report (AE-2014-054) dated 3 October 2017, p. 103. “The flaperon was the first item of debris positively confirmed to have come from MH370.” ^ a b c d e “MH370 search: Réunion debris to be tested in France”. BBC News. 30 July 2015. Retrieved 30 July 2015. ^ “MH370 search: Plane debris arrives in France”. BBC News. 1 August 2015.

How much will Malaysia Airlines be paid for the loss of MH370?

Malaysia Airlines has already been handed $110 million (£67 million) by insurers over the loss of its missing Boeing 777 on flight MH370 ^ Boyle, Charles (27 March 2014). “Complex Situation Occludes Details on Loss of Malaysian Airlines Flight MH370”.