BBC documentary: “MH17’s Shooting Down was the work of the CIA and Ukrainian secret service”

Malaysia Airlines airplane MH17 has not been set aside by a Book rocket, but by a Ukrainian jet fighter. This must be evident from a BBC documentary that will be broadcast next week.

The documentary reveals new evidence that the plane has been shot by a Ukrainian combatant. Another theory that is considered is that there were two bombs in a CIA-supported false flag operation.

Eyewitnesses said they had seen more than one plane in the sky. One witness said he had seen how the Boeing was shot down by two fighter planes, one of which turned off the crew. German research journalist Billy Six interviewed 100 witnesses, seven of whom said to themselves to be a fighter.

No trace

Private investigator Sergej Sokolov investigated the battlefield with a team of more than 100 people and found no track of a Book rocket. He claims that MH17 was taken down by the CIA in cooperation with the Ukrainian secret service.

He says to have phone tones from two CIA agents who would have placed the bombs on board MH17. Without the help of Dutch security services, Sokolov’s bombs could never have been put on board the device.

Nato presence

According to Sokolov, this false flag operation aimed to overcome Russia’s reputation so that sanctions could be imposed, show the world that Russia is a “barbarian country” and NATO presence in Europe, especially Ukraine, To reinforce.

The BBC also told Bellingcat civil journalists who believe Putin is behind. They rely on information on the Internet.

The Boeing 777 of Malaysia Airlines was shot on July 17, 2014 in eastern Ukraine. All 298 occupants were killed.

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