KGB wrote:I am still trying to figure out if it was for certain a BUK missile that shot the plane down.
If you read the technical specs of the BUK system, it's designed to close to around 100-300m of an aircraft and then explode sending 50000-100000 fragments into the aircraft filling it with holes.
When I look at the photos of the plane wreckage it doesn't look like it is filled with holes...
I think that experts of international air organization will tell the expert word soon.
But already now this is possible to say something.
Firstly, I also watched the photos of the wreckage and saw no little holes KGB has spoken about.
Further, the distance between the Boeing and Su-25 was 3-5 kilometers. Boeing was flying at the height of 10 kilometers over the ground.
Thus the question: if a Buk system had made a shot, how possible that this shot could got the wrong target? Or both the targets? (if Buk system sends 50000-100000 fragments into the aircraft)
This looks like very probably that another target could be got with Buk. So I think this was the air-air missile from Ukrainian Su-25.
Otherwise I can't explain why the Boeing started to falling down exactly after the Su-25 had appeared.
And I also can't explain what did the american spy-satellite do in the same time in the same area, and why we still see no photos from it.