[demshateGod]

It may not be true.

[varyouga]

Nobody will ever know what is true there. Even if you are on the ground there or think you are a commander, there a multiple psy-ops going on and one hand does not know what the other is doing.

Due to global instant media, the battlefield has become more of an information war than a physical one.

[babygene]

“It may not be true.”

Or, mines could have been placed “around” the crash site to keep local looters away and not to keep investigators away.

Of course it will be spun however one wants to spin it... So we will never know.

[Uncle Chip]

We’ll find out if or when the EU puts mine components on the sanction list.

[dmz]

It may not be true.

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You’re right. This point may not be true.

Here is what is undeniably true.

The crash site is in rebel held territory. It is now 13 days since the plane was shot down. Investigators still do not have unfettered access to the crash site.

My question: whose interests are being served by this fact?