I do not believe a word nato stooges say. That includes you. The Romainian experts theory sounds very plausible. Much more plausibke than anything nato has put out. You havent disproven it at all. Youve made nato arguments for them. Good boy. Now move along. Youve made up your mind to believe natos version of events. Good for you.
Oh I see: if you don't like the substance you attack the messenger.
Gun rather than missile?
Mig-29 rather than Su-25?
Polish pilot?
Not proven > speculation
Gun >
argument: midair destruction of plane possible only by uncontrolled high speed dive, cockpit area gunned.
counterargument: if cockpit hit (by missile fragments or cannon rounds), controls may have been lost and pilots killed but if hit elsewhere, controls may also have been lost as result of warhead damage or as result of parts of e.g. engine coming apart.
argument: holes bent out instead of inward
counterargument: if missile exploded on one side of cockpit, fragments could have passed in, through and exited on the other side.
e.g.
The Aviationist » Analysis: what these signs on the wreckage tell us about the missile strike that downed MH17
Besides, normal SAM practise if to fire 2 missiles in quick succession at a target to maximize kill probability, which may explain presence of holes bent in 2 different directions on same piece of wreckage.
Other pieces of wreckage (not from cockpit) show patterns consistent with prox fuzed missile (i.e. AAM or SAM).
argument: no electromagnetic emissions from launcher
counterargument: While Buk missile guidance is semi-active radar homing, the system does have a TV mode for target tracking in heavy ECM environments. The system also can be fitted with a supplementary electro-optical sighting system for use in cases where electronic jamming from the target aircraft overwhelms the usual semi-active radar homing system. In this case the missile uses radio-command guidance. Buk M2E / SA-17 Grizzly TELAR has NIIP 9S36 Passive ESA Engagement Radar
International Electronic Countermeasures Handbook - Horizon House, Journal of Electronic Defense Staff Horizon House - Google Boeken and
Air defense Weapons of the Former USSR & Russia and
Engagement and Fire Control Radars (S-Band, X-band)
argument: missile plumes not observed visually
counterargument: attacking aircraft not observed visually either (or heard). aircraft would have to be very, very close and approaching from front/side (under 900m)
Mig 29 >
argument: su-25 doesn't have sufficient speed to catch up with Boeing 777
counterargument: su-25 approached from front/side (if gun attack). Properly vectored, it doesn't need to chase after the Boeing and its lower top speed wouldn't matter
Polish Pilot:
argument: Ukrainian pilot skill insufficient for single 3-4 second gun attack run, hitting cockpit area. Not so for Polish Pilot (says Rumanian expert, suggesting Polish involvement)
counter argument: Why assume Polish Pilot (what does Poland gain? proof?). How about pilots from other current or former Mig-29 operating European countries (Belarus, Bulgaria, Serbia, Slovakia e.g)? And, aren't Russian Pilots sufficiently skilled on Mig-29 too?
(Operators of the MiG-29 in blue, former operators in red)
Also, was there not earlier an accusation of Russia's involvement in downing a Ukrainian Su-25 (either via missile from Russian teritory or by Mig) days, that is to say: prior to MH-17?
On 14 July, a Ukrainian Air Force AN-26 transport plane flying at 21,000 ft (6,400 m) was shot down.
[50][51] Militia reportedly claimed via social media that a Buk missile launcher had been used to bring down the aircraft.
[52] American officials later said evidence suggested the aeroplane had been shot down from Russian territory.
[53] On 16 July, a Sukhoi Su-25 close air support aircraft was shot down. The Ukrainian government said the Russian military had shot down the aircraft with an air-to-air missile fired by a mIG-29 jet in Russia; a spokesman for the Russian defence ministry rejected that report as "absurd".
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Malaysia Airlines Flight 17 - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
BBC News - Ukraine conflict: Russia accused of shooting down jet
Russia Rejects 'Absurd' Accusation Over Downed Ukrainian JetUkraine: Air Force jet downed by Russian missile - Yahoo News
I'm not saying MH-17 went down this way or that, just looking at plausibility of different explanations (since the cause is as yet not unequivocally determined).