Russian combat aircraft wipe out Buk-M1 missile launcher near Kramatorsk

Russia’s combat aircraft wiped out a Ukrainian Buk-M1 anti-aircraft missile system near Kramatorsk, Defense Ministry Spokesman Lieutenant-General Igor Konashenkov reported on Sunday.

Hague Court Says Impossible To Establish Actions Of Buk Air Defense System Crew

 The Hague District Court ruled that it is impossible to establish the actions of the crew of the Buk air defense system, which shot down the Malaysian Boeing MH17, and it is also unclear who gave the command to launch the missile, Judge Hendrik Steenhuis said on Thursday.

Israel and Hezbollah's Golan calculations

When Hezbollah went to war with Israel in 2006, estimates suggest it had ap­proximately 13,000 short-range rockets. Now it could have more than 100,000, includ­ing weapons with greater accuracy, range and payloads.

Moscow accuses Kiev of manipulating Malaysian MH17 crash investigation

Ukraine is hiding vital data on the Malaysia Airlines flight MH17 crash and is manipulating the investigation of the 2014 catastrophe, the Russian Defense Ministry said Monday.

Investigators to release interim results on MH17

Malaysian foreign ministry said on Wednesday investigators will release the interim results next Wednesday on the downing of Malaysia Airlines flight MH17, which may contain further information in the criminal perspective.

Netherlands Ready to Continue Cooperation With Russia on MH17 Investigation

The Netherlands is ready to continue cooperation with Russia on investigating the causes of last year's MH17 crash in eastern Ukraine, the country’s ambassador in Moscow said.

Russian maker of missile that destroyed MH17 to explain disaster

The Russian manufacturer of the missile system blamed for shooting down flight MH17 said Friday it would unveil the "real reasons" for the disaster on the same day Dutch investigators present their final report on the tragedy.

MH17 Crash: Dutch, Malaysian Experts Arrive at Boeing Crash Site in Ukraine

International experts from the Netherlands and Malaysia have arrived at the Boeing crash site in eastern Ukraine for further investigations into the reason for the tragedy, Donetsk news agency reported Thursday.

Rebel site suggests insurgents shot down Malaysia plane by mistake

KIEV: A social media site attributed to a top Ukrainian rebel commander said the insurgents had shot down an army transporter at the location where a Malaysia Airlines plane crashed on Thursday near the Russian border.
The comments by the top military commander of the self-proclaimed "Donetsk People's Republic" suggest the separatists had shot down the Malaysia Airlines plane by mistake, believing it was a large Ukrainian army transport plane.
"We just downed an An-26*** near Torez. It is down near the Progress mine," said the VK page attributed to Igor Strelkov, which is frequently quoted by Ukrainian media.
The rebels shot down another An-26 in rebel-held eastern Ukraine on June 14, killing 49 government servicemen.