UKRAINE: Trajectory of missile that hit Malaysia Airlines plane crash

https://www.facebook.com/anna.bichik?fref=nf ^ | 22/7/2014

[UMCRevMom@aol.com]

U.S. issued trajectory missile that hit MH17

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/BtJlw6OCcAA810y.jpg

[garyb]

Did the CIA help to produce this one too?

[Texas Eagle]

Okay. I fell for it.

Against my better judgement, I clicked on the link.

What was I SUPPOSED to see?

[Star Traveler]

A live link ...

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/BtJlw6OCcAA810y.jpg

[ltc8k6]

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/BtJlw6OCcAA810y.jpg

[Blood of Tyrants]

[Texas Eagle]

Thank you.

[Texas Eagle]

Okay. If the Russian Separatists (aka Terrorists) thought that that was a cargo plane full of Ukrainian supplies or troops, where did they think it was heading? Is there an airport somewhere that we can't see in that photo?

It looks like the plane was on its way OUT of Ukrainian territory and almost into Russsia.

[wrench]

Source, supporting evidence, documentation? Or someone’s WAG?

[coloradan]

This is all BS. I know a center wing tank explosion when I see one.

[Uncle Chip]

Based on the location of the shootdown site, the flight path of the MH17, and the reports of BUK launchers in Snizhne, that would appear to be accurate.

[Uncle Chip]

It looks like the plane was on its way OUT of Ukrainian territory and almost into Russsia.

Bingo --

[bereanway]

We can get this kind of detail on Flight 17 but no one has any earthly idea of even what direction Flight 370 was headed for multiple hours???

[AnAmericanAbroad]

I would imagine there’s a great deal more spy satellite activity over that particular part of the world - the eastern Ukraine/Russia border - then there is over the area where MH370 went down.

[Paul R.]

There’s no way, given the direction and altitude, that plane was likely to land anywhere in Ukraine, short of being shot down. Also, given the plane’s altitude, the BUK’s radar should have seen it perhaps as far as 200 miles out.

Someone should add the missile’s trajectory to that graphic...

[Paul R.]

Well, Flight 17 was not attempting to avoid detection, was over populated areas, was in regular contact with flight control, and would have been on multiple radars, including the BUK’s.

[Rashputin]

Ukraine said there's a Mechanized brigade of theirs on the border with Russia that's surrounded by Separatists and dependent on air resupply. Unless they go into Russia, they don't have a way out of their situation. So, they're pinned right against the border.

The transport shot down not long before the passenger plane was in the same area but traveling more from a more Westerly direction than what is shown as the path of the airliner, but not from directly what seems to be the West in that illustration, more like 15 to twenty degrees off that line as best I could tell. If you're interested, you can find where the transport was coming from and going to probably if this hasn't pushed all that off into the bit bucket everywhere. The maps I saw are oriented a bit different, so without one in front of me all that I'm sure of is that it was passing through the same area headed directly toward the unit on the Russian border.

As for the unit on the border, I don't really know if they have an airfield available to them or it's all airdrop of stuff for them.

[TangoLimaSierra]

Pierre Salinger would disagree.

[Paul R.]

Oh, sorry - I misread the graphic. Apparently Torez is only a few miles from Snizhne, and the missile is believed to have been launched from between the two towns.

[Paul R.]

An airdrop from 33,000 ft.?