В причастности к гибели MH17 заподозрили Андрея Ивановича и Николая Федоровича

Section Two: Mobilization of the 53rd Anti-Aircraft Missile Brigade

In two previous reports (Origin of the Separatists’ Buk

25 and Tracking the Trailers: Investigation of

MH17 Buk’s Russian Convoy),26 the Bellingcat team described two separate convoys filmed and

photographed in Russia. The first convoy occurred from 23 to 25 June 2014 and the second from 19

to 21 July 2014. The routes of the convoys were partly similar – both convoys originated from the

military base of the 53rd Anti-Aircraft Missile Brigade in Marshala Zhukova – but the June 2014

convoy was last filmed on a road to Millerovo, while the July 2014 convoy was last filmed and

photographed on a road leading to an area southwest of Kamensk-Shakhtinsky.

Both convoys transported Buk-M1 missile launchers (among other military vehicles); however, the 23-

25 June 2014 convoy is particularly remarkable because it was transporting a Buk-M1 missile

launcher bearing a striking resemblance to the Buk-M1 missile launcher spotted in Ukraine on 17 July

2014, just a few hours before the downing of MH17. Origin of the Separatist’ Buk demonstra...

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