Russian Maker Of The Buk Missile Says MH17 Was Shot Down By An Older Missile That Is In The Ukrainian Service

Moscow Times: MH17 Was Not Shot Down by Russian Missile – Russian Defense Firm

The Russian maker of an anti-aircraft missile widely thought to be behind the destruction of a civilian airliner over east Ukraine last summer presented evidence Tuesday that suggested that Ukrainian forces were responsible for the attack.

Almaz-Antey, Russia's largest defense contractor, announced its findings as the basis for a court appeal against EU sanctions placed on the firm last year in the wake of the Malaysia Airlines Flight MH17 disaster, which caused the death of 298 people.

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